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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

NJ The French and snan,h Families have created ssreot
the Castle Garden as ever Gao b- recier,sJ G
the 9de.t citizen and 40 wonder These are great be-
yond comparison and gnretn beyond description every eve
The shoe entertainment superb. See advertisement ''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

II NJ. L. Finch, Wing Postmaster at sand
Lake. Rensselaer, Go. he's been removed, and a
Loco appointed in HI. stead. rha, Loco must be
yer, needy or very green take 80 small office
Tor so short time
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

THE Polly BopNx TsrAL.-The evidence
closed and the argument Tor the defence opened
YESTERDAY, This morning the arguments on both
SIDES Will be concluded and the case given TO the
jury
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

q Charles Delhi, the German who murdered
his 'e in Pittsburgh Pa. the morning OF the lst OF
iPrii last was placed on trial in that city on The
2oih uli.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

SMUGGLING.-In the u. S. District Court, on
Saturday, james Elder, mate of brig Emerald, was
convicted OF smuggling quantity OF sugar, and was
ty Jail, and fine of 800 [iSoston Mere Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
,nr,Kr CALENDAR. This Day

IT)tTKT HE TN . -.
.,r corer.-Nos II, 20, 81, 25, 33 "a, 80
40 !" % IpLsAs-Nos ., 81 70, o. 40, 6a, 49,
"a g. 80. "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
Church of the Pilgrims.

Church OF the PfiSrims'
The Corner. Stone of the Church of the fi'-
grims' an ediice about to be erected for the use
of Congregational Church in Brooklyn, was
laid last evening at 6 O'Clock, with the usual
ceremonies. The site selected is very Gig bic
one. on the corner of Henry and Remscn- streets.
After an appropriate prayer by Rev Ali
LEWIS. Rev. Dr. Cox delivered eloquent
and ingenious address, in which ne set forth, IN
his usual happy and forcibIe manner, the pin
ciolcs and purposes of those concerned in the en-.
tcrprisc. He dwelt with appropriate emphasis
upon those striking traits III the character OF the
Purtans which must ever endear their memory
10 the friends of Liberty and Justice. Some Of
his a,lusions To- historical events as well as IL
certain passages of Scripture were exceedingly
happv. He said it had been remarked OF Brook
lyr that she could afford to build Churches.
though she had nothing 30 waste upon Theatres,
and ho reiniccd th., New. York, in her mighty
capacities for evil, operated as common sewer
to dram off the impurities which would otherwise
collect in their midst, so that they were left high
and dry above the dark waters OF iniquiiy which
flowed nj their feet At the clese of the address
Rev. DR.. Srows of Cincinnati, read list o
the various documents and papers contained in
the box to be deposited under the cornerstone.
The stone was then placed in its proper position.
after which the assembly united IN singing the
Christian Dcxoogy-
''Prai,e Cod from whom all blessings flow -
The articles IN the box consisted of Bible,
uynn Book, several Sermons and other religious
pamphlets, various secular and religious ncwspa
pcrs. New-York and Brooklyn Directories, &c
SC together with piece ol the Plymouth Rock.
The audience was large and deeply interested IN
the exercises The Church, designed by Up
lohn, is 10 be an antique structure OF fine proper
tons. with tower IS feet high, and being on
elevated ground, will be among the most promi-
ncnt buildings 10 be seen on approaching The
the City.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
THE TRIBU n E.
WHlG NOMINATIONS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 3, 1874

mr. General Committee OF EeEiocra'ic
WING Young Men,-A regnar meeting OF this Com.
rnee vii be held a, Rtord"ny House on Friday evening
OH 'u' a' . . '''' ~ DAVID GRAHAM, ChaisEnnn
fHssi = iHsIoS. M InThoS' sec'ys. b23,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

q entertainment thl. afternoon at the New York Mn
scum he Attractions the has provided far
row are ch IN the extreme The one shilling Dwarf ak. the
shine out Of the two shilling gentleman ' NAe' ''''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

u The two Wing Meetings last evening were
iull and spirited, bu, we have no room 10 speak
Of them To- dav
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

irlNois.-D. Vi. woopsoS, ESQ. Of Greene
County, has been unanimou>l, nominated as the
Wig candidst, Tor Congress, IN the Fifth Disrric,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

cy- The article La, Page The Observer and
Mora Reform inserted Advertisement and thus only
5scau>e the wuisr claims TO be ebutting charge
hn.ef sud hrs associates the Mora Reform Cause.
which hey are allowed the column. through
,hch rev sr- asuel We pss- jgdgmen, the artce
a;uacay bat is .nd fri approved res,her BY
our Ipdsu.sl, NOT cur taste.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

" We see i, stated that Hon. MORRIS FRANK
rI> will address mass meeting Providence on
ths 4fb
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

rT- Hos. WILSON SHANNON, our Minister in e1-
pee,sncy to Mexico has arrived in Washington
from Ohio
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

~ The Army and Navy Chronicle, puslished
a, Washington. b, W. @. FoKoE ESQ. has been
discontinued lor want OF prnper support
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

REV. Mr.. PIERPoST.-The bill of discovery nst
tutcd by the propretors of the Hollis street Church
against Rev. Mr.. Pierpont, in relation TO the author
ship OF the famous prize poem, was denied by Inc
Supreme Court on Saturday. Boston Mail.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

EMieRASrs ARRivrp'-The number OF ships and
OF elnigrants, arrived in the Port of New.York du-
rins the months OF May and June from Great Britain
and ireland, follows:
Number OF Ships 73
Total number OF English, lrsh, and Scotch
Number OF Irish. ..................-...l06 10 66G
Irish, who have gone TO settle on land, ,.... 2665
Irish seeking employment. principally in the
country OF whom 4,ll2 have been brought
out Al the expense OF their friends. S003
THoS. ". CLERKE,
President OF the Iish Enigra :, Socetv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

e The EXCURSION OVER THE NEw-YoRK AND
ERIE RAILROAD TO Goshen and Middelown, will be
pleasant and heahu one TO citizens, enabling
them TO ride over the finest Railroad visit the rich
est country, and partake of the finest cream the
State can produce, and all for ultilng expense
Passengers take the Utica from the foot of Duane
stree, at in the morning. arrive at Alddletown at
noon leave there again at 4 o'clock, and return 10
the City by 9 o'clock in the evening See advertise
ment.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

LONG ISLAND RAIL RoAD.-By an advertisement
in another column it will be that excursions
may be made this read on the Fourth at reduced
rates The interior OF Long Island is terra neognita
TO many of our citizens, and this gives them good
opportunity 10 explore il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

LATE FROM Sr. poMt>Go.-The schooner Maria
l.. Hull, arrived from Gonaives brings news that
the Island had AT length begun 10 assume more
settled state. President Guerrier had so far given
perfect satisfaction 10 all classes Of The population
and the Chiefs of the Northern and Southern parts
OF the Island have all sent their submission TO the
new Government. Business was more active since
the last fifteen days, and confidence in trade was
universally restored. The market at Gonaives was
well stocked with all kinds Of American produce
There was only one arrival expected from Boston.
Coffee is very scarce, and The prices have been kept
very high. The prices the day Capt. Hill left
ruled II! to -, and the demand for Logwood is
great, and principally bought up for Nassau and
Jamaica, TO hll vessels lying there demurage, a;
$l0a Sl2.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

DEATH OF NJ. T.. WILLIAMs.-lt is with deep
sense of the loss which our community have sls-
taned that we report the death of this eminent c-
zen. His earthly existence closed about . o'clock
last evening, by disease of the brain.
Mr.. WILLIAMS was still in the vigor of manhood,
and beside other stations or trust and responsibility.
had filled the office of Canal Commissioner and
Fund Commissioner Of the State o Ohio many
wears. lCln Enron.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

ALMOST 4 DuEL.-We learn from the Saratoga
Sentinel that decidedly rich affair came OFT IN the
nloce the other day at party given by knight oil
the razor. Ii seems that genleel da'kee ro',
New.Yor or Philadelphia unccremoniousiy entered
the room and approached bright partc uIar star
with language which her indignant husband con-
sidersd unbccoming, and thereuPon deman'eu u"
explanation, instead Of which he received eh"''
lengc TO mortal combat. The challenged parry Ut"
der prrtence OF going out 10 choose u "ie"'' '"''
immediate measures for the arrest oil his Antagonist
Afler patient and laborious investgat'on' 'ne
cou,t unon the evidence OF the friend OF the chn-
l.r,er came 10 the conclusion that he intended II
only as joke, and discharged hlm.
The following is copy of the challenge, rerOaft~i
ct hleratim:
June 2S ls4i -,
,r Rsr,.rks Of Ia, Evening and to dny Has Force:
me 10 notice what in any other Circunsance w:u,u Io
II,vc d"ne But your wish and not n'ne neHre .o
ier tb, As you please Either III the Light as Chnsnge
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

e The Ngw-YoKK JOURNAL OF MEDICINE
aud the Collateral Sciences, Edited by SAMUEL
FoKRGY. VI. D.. has just closed its third volume. 1t
is full oforginal papers ofsigne value the facul
", and one-Delamater on the Saratoga Waters
fo5whch we pr-dic' more general liking-for the
waters If net for the essay. The work is neatly
published by H. G. Langley, Astor House. 90
per annum.
y HUSr's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for July
bas original papers Ancient Ship Building Com
nercal Legislation, Rio Janeiro. L. S. Cities and
Towns our Commerce with China, the Colo
Zines OF North Carolina, &c. freeman Hunt l42
tul'on-st.l
y The CONSERVATIVE is new Religious pa
per, semi-ihon'hly, published at Waterrown, N. Y.
og Rev. H. Madison. Its leading object is TO op
pose Come Outism and insist on The Church as the
proper agency for efecting Moral Reform, in contra
distinction from Voluntary Associations-To pro-
mote Temperance, &c. &c. 81 per ennum.
II The NANTUCKET INQUIRER, Mass. is now
published Daay. Its Whig ofcourse.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
CONSTANT READER.

The GLORIOUS FOURTH IN OUR CITY-To
those who stay in our City and those who come here
on the lth we commend the Civic Celebration at the
Tabernacle by The INDEPENDENCE GUARD. The
Exercises are attractive and the Grafton by JAS T.
BRADY Esq. will, we are sure, he of high order
The Music, Banners, sc. will be thoroughly and
happily in keeping with the spirit of the day. While
we are about it, We will give the programme, viz.
American Independence, July 4th, IS44.
INDEPENDENCE GUARD. ANNIVERSARY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

Tvs ToourLL rs BERNARD DUFFY ana ssI nsIh n.
hi. We-Acton for Assault and ba''f' ''''''s' -
ERi,Sii~ Verdict for defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

RuMoRsD DUEL.-The Washington correspond
cnt of tho Evening Express, under date of June
80, writes
Among the engrossing rumors at Washington, is
one OF the contemplated duel street fig hi expected
10 take place between John Tyler, lr. and Pleas
ants the Editor of the Richmond Wing. The quar-
rel. understand, grows out of the editorial course
OF Peasants with regard to President Tyler, person
ally and politically Young Tyler has left the city
for The purpose Of meeting him, and us both parties
declare they will not retracl, there is every probn-
billy of u rcncontre taking place.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

THE MURDER IN H.vANA-We have oe'n ID
vorcd with the following extract OF ictter 'fo'i'
Havana, dated June l2th, 1872.
"My friend, Gen. CAMPBELL has Just informed me me-
General the verdict Of the Court Martial on the irn
OF the Corporal who shot the American SAILOR hur-
phy. He Is condemnsd TO two years imprisonment
n hard labor and tlen be- degraded 10 'he ranks
The Cuptuu General has approved the sentence
The former v-rrIict, which was for 'our months III
pr>"nnenr. he disapproved aud sent back Tor recon
slderarion."
The authorities Of Cuba deserve much COM
mendation for llielr prompt and efficient action IN
the premises. ChnTleston Cour. June 20
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

HEALTH AND CoMFoRT.-A fine opportunity is
offered the citizens who prefer quiet and country air
TO city heat, dust and hustle. The steamboat Swal
low, Alex. Mclean commander, will leave the
steamboat landing foot Of Courtlandt street, this
evening at ! o'clock, landing at West Point, New
burgh, and Poughkeepsie, giving those persons who
cannot leave the city at early hour facilities to 90
in the country on the Fourth fully.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

TNBEKNlCLE,
GEH. +. T. MArHER PRESIDING.
PROGRAMME.
Hail Columbia.
Ode by the Ch0ir-Cluaette and Chorus
PRAYER by Reverend Sir. GelsenhelIner.
Independence Guard Quicks;ep.
Star SpnnCled Banner
Ode-Froessor F. II. Nash and Choir.
Declaration OF lndependence-Co Giles NJ. Hillyer.
Capt Cairns Quckstep.
National AIr-Alr. u. Camp and Choir,
By permission of the M9tlo[, M Jas 4; F Warner. Esq.
MaTeileS Hymn
Ode by the Choir. written l,y lhaddeus X. Perlee Esq.
BeneiicOn by Bishop hopkins
\. B-Mr. Henry Camp will conduct the Choir consisting
of several distinguished Professors and Amateurs who have
kindly volunteered for this Dodworths National
Comet Band Is engnget.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

u The Mississippi Riuer was at stand at
ST. Louis on the Oath ult; and was three feet
higher than it was during the great flood of 1885.
1t was 81 feet above law water mark.
The swell was showing itself at New. Orleans
on the gath ult. The Picayune Of that date says:
The river continues TO rise at this point AT 5
o'clock last evening it was twelve feet and one inch
above low water mark opposite the Vegetable mar
ket The danger of an overflow becomes serious.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

u We understand that JOHN WILLARD, Esq
for many years the attentive and efficient Depu.
ty Treasurer of this State and one Of our most
estimable citizens, was this day removed from
office by Mr.. Treasurer HARRINGTON. The cause
of this removal is to be found in Mr.. Wizards
uncompromising adherence to Wing principles.
Albany Eve. Jour.
u Captain Draper, Of the Massasoi,, who
was robbed of $ 600 by his stewart at Key West.
and who subsequently recovered the money, ex-
cept two doubloons. arrived at Newport on Fri
day morning, where he found the sum of S400,
which had been collected for him at Havana,
chiefly from shpmasters in that port.
Providence Journal.
WRECK OF THE BARK CRUsADER.-The Quebec
Gazette that il is nscertaned That the missing
bark Crusader, which sailed from that port for Lon
don on the 4th OF November last was cast away
about the 18th, Cape Captnongane, and it is
feared that every soul on board pershed Three
dead bodies have besn found near that place.
FIRES IN BosToN.-During the month of June
the Fire Department were called out ii times.
three of which were occasioned by alarms which
originated out of the city. Engines played a,
fires six times. The number OF partial alarms
when there was not ii general turn out Of the
department was five.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

lam, az, crcSIoNS Before the RECORDER and Al.
Ga,mso pR AXE and EMMoNs-MATnEwC T. PATTERSON
District Attorney. -,.t
StNi St, ~ 5a,,ee in killing Johanna S~eeny by push
Ter IN @ @ o" a,r- and recommended by the Jury to the me
lnE rs ,bn Can't, wn. sentenced to pay hne of Co..
cF a %Srs long and VAN DELAY IN rndrh'"ring 10 get
for ,rini the Court adjourned TO "Wednesday 10
30 lock
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

rn cot-pT Refore Chef Justice JoNEs and
SuffI,dtUa IndSss 0,ylgY and yASDsRPorL.
,o, and Wifi RS JusTUs ID. MILLER
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

u We learn from the Providence Journal,
that the General Assembly Of Rhode Island ad.
ourned Oh Saturday after session of five days
Among their doiDgs resolution of general am
nesty was passed, granting a free pardon TO all
persons under Indictment for participation in the
recent instruction who shall at the next term OF
the Supreme Court take an oath of allegiance to
the State and swear to support the Constitution
of that State and of the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
@ wore ns follows !:

/, would be inv:dious to criticise these peiorrn-
ances. and therefore we shall only remark that,
while all were creditable 10 the institution, same OF
tbem bore evidence of fine scholarship and thorough
mental discipline on the part OF their authors In
oont Of elocuion, the speakers were certainly above
nediocrity, though no one particularly dlsineu
himself in this graceful requirement above his lei
lows.
The Chancellor conferred the Degree OF Bachelor
of Arts on the following candidates, composing the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

Ecct,nen ene The C6urt d not eon.h.r %
lecm oo 20 ,be constitutional point. and the
20 - oo the fuct of case.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

FKYArr IL CAMPBELL rs Hs SuLsnas "a fI,n,o, S"m 10y.
o,,lv. 70 a steam engine, boiler ana httuies hane l
PaSv-K e,;nrt ~ ,d Sbnwnngunk Mining Company. which
,St IL pn, u nil gysm Eon. %ch dse
oiowe ~ f,msJ by m. Supreme t"T sbG lI.a"t np.*
made 70 the Court of n e.o m and Garter to De
plaintiff IN error. and Mes'f'' ''''''''
t,rda error
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
DECISIONS II UTHEk "a
u. InIIN Nj. I.OMFR

Sn,,ry WEEKS RS. JoHN NJ. LowERRE-The
yer, partners and kept crockeIy . S,e "a ~ & m %
o~t ngy Exceptions taken to the renort Eacepuo pd E
verruei but the books .s 70 no, p"y hs own costs
inHY K. ScuDDER and Others RS. p" VI. mS ti, Nh.
LEV nnu set aside as irregunr-Aloon denied
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
n,-s,S called MsRGlRyr

,,,cr cu,yCEIIOR' COURT. Before NON "A' J.
' l'E -. -, 49, rharcPlIor
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-04

| GtASH CASH 1.-THE subscriber takes this method
" ofinlorning his friends who are indebted to him,
that he is now in want of Cash and it is almost i'm
possible to vsitEall personally, he hopes this method
will have the desired effect to have them up and
pay off, least pay part and settle up BY note or due
bill, those particularly Ofod standing. He hopes those
negecting this notice will not think hard to find their
claims in the hands of proper officers for collection As
his circumstances are such require him to have mon
ey and his wants must beconsued in preference to
the feelings ofends Notwithstanding his feelings and
friendship for them would lead him to indulge longeri if
his situation would admit He will therefore look for
settlements to be made promptly
! July l3, 1913. SAMUEL SLEMMONS.
NIB. He still continues to carry on the shoe bust
ness in all its various branches; and thankful for past a
vors he would earnestly request his old friends and Gus
toners to examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as he is determined to sell low to suit the times for cash
or such articles ofproduce can be agreed upon. His
work shall not be exceod for neatness, cheapness or
durability He has all kinds of leather and skins for
SALE together with every variety ofshoemakers findings,
and also few hair trunks, &c. SIS.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-04

GNOLD SETTLED ON THE LUNGs.--It is a very
Z Icommon complaint, and can be Immediately reno
we'd by DR.. Duncans Expectorant Remedy This dis
ease produces much suffering and distress, and finally
becomes alarming account ofits threatening sever
ity Physicians are sent for, and medicine prescribed
but to no effect; when they at once pronounce the
lungs be entirely gone and the hopeless; that
the patient must die of consumption. In this lingering
situation hundreds left under the mistaken idea Of
their disease ('to be Consumphon,) when it is moth
ing more than a COLD SETTLED ON THE LUNGS
when the patient is thus neglected until the lungs dc
actually become diseased Why is it that many
(pronounce) hopeless have been restored to per
feet health! The reason is very plain and Obvious
They commenced using DIR. Duncan's Expectoran
Remedy, and when the lungs were not entirely gone
they finally recovered. fair trial of this medicine
will convince all this fact Price, 81 per bottle.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-04

fr-DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.-Among the
many medicines set forth Consumption Dis
REMEDY, stands foremost. Public confidence has
given it preference above all others for the wonderful
cures it daily performs. In all diseases ofhe Lungs
Chest and Liver, there is medicine among the hun
dreds before the public that will remove mucous from
the air ceH and coagulated masses of matter which
line the trachea and impedes the perspiration but Dr.
Duncan's EXpectorant Remedy. This medicine
strengthens and impars vgor to alfthe organs through
out the Lungs and enables them to throw out all the
distinctions which had impeded their free operations
and subjected them to disease. Colds, Coughs Ash-
ma Bronchitis difficulty Of breathing splitting of Blood
Hectic Fever, Night sweats and all other approaching
symptoms of Consumption. use DIR. Duncan's Expecto
rant Remedy time, and You will be certain to have
all those evil seeds driven from your SYSTEM and you
life saved.
Principal Office No. 10 North Eight street, Philadel
phia.
| For sale at the Store of
w. B. BEEBE.
Cadiz, Nov 10Th, 1s43
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-04

IMPORTANT WARMING TO THOSE WHO
4 NEGLECT A COLD 1T is evident, and decided
BY the most experienced physicians, that CONSUME
1ION is mostly encouraged by neglect of cold at
the first attack. How many persons there that put
off from time to time procuring suitable medicine un-
til the disease begins to serious character,
when in all probability they past thepower of med
ica aid.-Nfay these lines prove warning to those
afflicted with the first symptoms of CONSUMPTION,
that they may Immediately use DIR. DUNCAN'S FX-
PECTORANT REMEDY, which is expressly for dis
eases of the Respiratory System. 1t is certain to re-
movea cough in few days, at thesame time rehGV-
ing the pain in the side and breast and arresng the
progress of that fatal disease-Consumpdon The Ex.
pectorant Remedy has decided advantage over all
other preparations, 1t is entirely free from Opium, and
all other violent Narcotics 1t regulates the system
and gives strength to the weak and nervous For sale
at the store of W.B. BEEBE
Cadiz Nov 18th, 1843
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-04
SPRING GARDEN, Feb. 9th, 1914.

eVotaire said, Il have friend who is direc-
tor in the Bank Of France, who writes to me when
they are going to make money plenty and make
stock rise, and then give orders 10 my broker
to sell and he writes TO me when they are going
to make stock fall, and then write to my broker
to buy;a and thus at a hundred leagues from Par
is, and without moving from my chair, make
money.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-04

Mrs. Ellis in one Of her excellent works. says,
that there is not an hour in the day in which a
man likes TO his wife dressed with neatness
as when she leaves her bed room and sits down
to breakfast" E@