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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-02

.ume, to call him by antcipaton-has relieved every
socitude as to the personal welfare Of Queen Veto
ria and has given new security for the direct
cesson to the crown. The Queen was taken iii 81
soon after five O'Clock on Tuesday morning, the .
instant.
The actual birth took place, without any adj verse
occurrence, at 10 minutes before 8. O'Clock. In the
course Of the morning guns were fired at w indsor,
at St. james Park, and at the Tower and bells
rung and hsgs hosted in every quarter as the news
spread 1 he Oueen and the infant have cont inued
10 do WE'LL such being The Of the bulletins down
TO the last issued
MARKETS
London Money Market, Aug. l6-Our money
market has fuctualed 10 some extent according 10
the changes in the political horizon since our last
publication The market for foreign securities is
dull. II 10 thought by many persons that the repudil
ting American States will, ere long resume pa yDent
and prices of United States stock, in conseq ueBce,
show some inclination OF Improvement from the eI-
IRENE depression which has so long existed.
Lirerpooi Market, .7ug. H. Con.-Considerabe
hrmness has been impaired to the Corn trade by the
unsettled aspect Of tie weather. Harvest operations
have been interrupted 10y the occasional heavy falls OF
Iain Fine drying Winds have succeeded the showers
oul Al t,ssehi The Atmosphere Is cloudy and threatens
ram wheat and Flour have, in consequence, met
better demand on rather higher terms
Al yesterdays market, however, the Wheat trade
was by no means SO lively within the pIecedits
TWO days, and The advance then obtained, about Id "
I'd per ~ lbs. over Tuesday rates though confirmed
was not increased; the transactions on the whole
were to a moderate extent only
Lr1pooi Cotton Market, Aug. I5.-The demand ha,
moderated This week, sod the transactions are below
zoe weekly average. The range Il prices has al-o
week by per ID.
for export the demand continue. good and ills is
'he only feature in The market # interest The 10
chases Tor shipment are $500 bales OF American aud
sV sura', and for the trade only Al $40 bales of oil
kinds.
Tobacco There is no decided alteration in the
I'e' OF iobaooo tins month, bat the tier descrp
lions OF Virgios S'emmed somewhat desrer TIE
sales have comprised fair quantity, and amount att.
gs'nei, sioee the LIST instant, TO Goo bhds W. ~
l AZ Semmed
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Prom the Boston Pas,

From the Boston Post
The Boston Courier in speaking Of Mr.. Webster,
remarks at the Wing meeting In Albany, ON We'd
nesdsy, says;
He made one Of his happies, arguments in favor
o. the protective system. In speech OF an hour
aud half or more he established the right of The
Wing party TO the authority OF the system. and mo
hostility felt towards Il by the Democrats'"
The following resolutions we're offered BY D,n,,,
Webster at a town meeting IN Boston in ls2j and
were adopted by the inhabitants as expressive oi
their views on the subject Of protection to manu-.
facturesi
/" Resolved, Tbs, we have regarded with pleasure
the establishment and success OF manufactures among
us, and consider their growth, when natural and
spontaneous and not the ~ ofa vsfem Of bo,,nf,,
and Proisdon, as an evidence Of general wealth and
prosperity.
Resolved, That relying the ingenuity cn,erpri.,
and skill OF our fellow sifi,ao. W.. h,j,,r ~, al
manufactures adaP'ed TO our character and ciroon
stonces will be iDtrod iced and est~pd.d a. coon
as far, /" viii promote the public interest w;,han,
any further protection than they now receive.
Resolved, That no objection ought ever N n. /.
10 any amount OF taxes equally appor toned and in,
Posed Tor the purpose Of raising revenue
Tor the support OF Government; but that iar,s inn,
P@e' on ''e oP'e jon ~, 'ot bsi II any one elias, Of
men are eqrohy Inconsistent pih he prine;pI,, ofo,
cons Hutton and wih sound judgment
htsorsd that the suggestion that, until The rro.
posed tsrihi or some similar measure be adon,od u,,
are, and shall be, dependent on foreigners for ths
means Of subsistence and defence is. in our onn,on
altogether sllacous and fsncifu and deror,,a"r
the character a this nation. ="
Re'ofred' That high bounGc. on such dome.,;c
msnulse,ores as are principally benefited by thai
tarm Jsrr sreof capital sts rather than personal ,n,
Try or the o'oner' Of small capital anh,r,fors 70, 40 mai
P"ee'w VS. 'erasncyfo promote national industry.
heae'red, That we are equally incapable NJ d;.-
covering It's beneficial effects on agriculture .,no.
the obvious consequence Of lis adoption would -.
fh'farmeI must g're more than he nor doe, for "a a,
buns and reoeire less 70, oil he sells
hesosped, That The imposition Of duties, which now
are enormous, and deemed bya large portion Of The
people to be unequal and unjust is dsngerou. q. !,
encourages the practice ofsmuggiing.
hesofred That, 10 our op'n on, the proposed tariff
snu we Ps.,Iae' upon witch Il is svowedly formed,
would u adopted, have tendency, however d,tIe
Ient may be the motives Of those who recommend
them to d'm'~'sh he Industry, irp,d, u, prorp,ri,v
and corrupt The morals efihe p,ops T's
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From the Ohio Democratic Gniyd

SSMr Tyler has published in the Madisonian. nm
address TO his friends throughout the Uaited states
Withdrawing from the Presidential contest In ~.
annuncatioh Of his determination to withdraw bo
sketches N very graphic manner the condition ~
parties when he was candidate for the Vice Pres,
dehcy and his couf,e since be became the Exeouivs
of the nation. We have ever felt indebted 10 Nj,
Tyler since his gallant stand against the greatest enc.
my which the American people have had to enooun.
ter, and Tor Tbs alone, he Is entitled TO- and will re-
ceive, the lasting gratitude Of every Democrat
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MIR. McDurrrs HrALrH few DAYS since
says the editor Of the Abbevile Banner we had the
pressure OF meeting with the Hon. George Nc Duff
ne al Tie Diamond Springs, in this district where he
intends spending few weeks. His health is impro,
ing and he seemed in fine spirits.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-02

MSkrse on r.s DssooRArs oy Nrr J.
Tho De"ocras Of New Jersey are preo,,nn ;,
make crest demonstration of the;, e,,., s 70
State, at Trenton, on the sth of s,,,.r., , ,"a'
VIRGIN sm o. present and deliver reply to n,
spes'h OF Mr. Webster Al Albany. The lion A.
Buchanan, Governor vroom, C.ptsiu s,ool,on va
Ina. old veteran, Major Dsrerar, will also he in =,
tesdaooe end deliver addresses. :" NJ
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1t will be by this, that Mr.. Scott no, only
then for the first time allowed for travel by the riper
route but that MI Clay kindly couscsed the errors Of
his predecessors and advanced the small item Of
x,r TwENTY-TwO HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR EXTRAS IN ARREAR!
In connection with this document, we see the great
prop iety, and congruity, and consistency Of Mr..
Clsy's resolution. How charmingly it reads as at
sdmonion from the dying to the l,vinei
"Ah sons, from wicked wsyr depart,
My crimes lie heavy on my heart"
And yet, the moribund 10 not entirely free from ali
regard Of the vain enjoymens OF this rsn-tory life
He has some smack yet, relish cor The perishs-
able goods Of this mortal state His heart fails him
when be essays TO advise absolute sb,tnenoe from
the pleasures OF power and place. He yields to the
opportunity Of Others and consents to one more efTor,
for the spoils This is mainly to crafty the honest
desires ofothers; yet why should self be always for
gotlenl
go bark J ! hear hen that clucks
Go, but be moderate In your food
"A ehioken, too, might do NE good -
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TREASURER's STATEMENT,

Shooting n as MINI by returns
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XIV. Srlvr'rrR LAsssp.-we understand that
he Memoir and Remains Of this wonderful man
prepared by Rev R. r. Gurey, are in the press and
Wili soon be published. They will no doubt be read
with avidty by thousands No man Of his age ever
made deeper impression on the public mind than
Mr. Larned Al the age OF "a he died, full Of bo.
nors and full OF usefulness, and was wept over BY
nation. The character OF Mr. Gurey as writer is
20 mean pledge that justice viii be done 10 his sub
Jeet = Waiehmar Of ne South.
sep 2-n
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AR. TyLER's WITHDRAWAL

We noticed briefly last week, the witbdraw,i :.
Mr. Trlss from the Preside tisl canvass. and 80
missed ths, would publish his letter IN The -
number OF our paper The reader will find !, On -
Rr,t page, and need scarcely call his aftentn .,
the document, for II viii be poruscd with cenerai
tsrest and its temper, facts, and arguments Will ~
cure for 4 liberal reception. II must be eo,c.da,
By n hat President Tyler, f,om almost IN. 60,
fnenrsfneDt ~ ms admins, ration until the 80.
lime ms occupied position any thing bur
M chef Magistrate Of th's evSr ..., ~ nn
mech abuse md 20 fscfsous o. Position ss IN.
$50 t,.luced sanJered, and vill,fed by mos, ~ -
lsudl,. nsu Of both political partesnis ACT. .n,
motives nisrspreseu,sd, il Was doe to the people 10
vb,m slbo< he has Looked for justice to b,s -. 70
,hss ,hlp expose OF thAimputations that have be.
uuiustiy cas-, uP~. his official conduct shall h -.
uuplo. Ills letter brssthes the Sentiments or @
mes, man, Gods mob 81 work and though DO
asy b. ,aken by sonc 70 those portions N !, pp''s
its u'hor deals some hard blows upon his ,s..;,u,
lei rem tcaeet haiti Is from one who !. .o.,s.
= e.ipg peTorn~i his dsty and hence baI sS'e"
70 stscs better things from those who have
hrs "sssnres and m sspres.nted his mot;,s 10
uoprSud'ced man who read, the President. .,,''
VIII hh 10 arriveat the conclusion thar n,o,ix'
mosf aire and honorable have ever .c,ns, 81 ue
IN the tschsve Of the high duies of b;, MN
Inc Anepcsn people are not ungratefl 70 ~
r,ed and hithful public servants, and we a. vel
mistaken 1.-THE tsuse docs no; arrive. and the, p'ou
ossnt day when he will be called on TO- c -. no
P'oos OF sound Judgment and moral COURAGE ''''''
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We take the following from the Pennsy lvania,
Delaware county, Republican,, journal which file.
the nsmss Of Clay and FrsIinghuysen for the Presi
dency and Wee Presidency.1
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NEW MUSIC, at and 4 cents per page Just
a received at the old established Music and sta
,"nery store, Pennsylvania Avenue, two doors east
OF 18th street, the following new pieces. which will
be sold at a reduced price.
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I IFE AND ELoQUENCE OF the Rev. sri,r,.
L rsa LAsssp, Firrt Pastor of the First Pre,by.
terrain Church 10 New Orleans ByR. r. Uurley.
One volume, with portrait
Jus, publ he'd, and this day received BY
y TAYLOR
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TRrAsURv DEPARTMENT,

lIuari I1 ~ TRrAsURT DEPARTMENT,
ne 30 '9 September ~, 1874.
Notice is hereby given that this Department Is
prepared to redeem all Treasury notes now out
standing.
GEO. M. BIBB,
.H is ,tpa sli Secretary Of the Treasury.
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rHe DYING FOX,
ESSAY M. vL--IRrrvrlreAros ysom sH. si.Dr

/ soaiAs APRn I, loaS
All the world agrees, from Assp dowa, that fable
Is an admirable vehicle for conveying sentiment and
truth We will not dispute the matter at large with
Rosseau whether II be not ridiculous to make birds
and beasts talk; but our opinion a. that as re-
ported by Hsop, La Fontane aud Gay, they do often
talk very admirably far better, we think, Speaking
with all possible Difference and reyerence) than more
modern reporters are able, at all times, To make In
tellectua bipcds But much of this, doubtless, de-
ponds on the reporter.
| Among MIR. Clay's posthumous or at least, NOR
ruary resolutions, is the subject of the mileage
of members Of Congress, which is expressed in the
following grave, and solemn and patriotic language
RESOLVED, therefore, That Congress is called upon 10
reirench It's eIpenses-by abridging the duration of
The long sessions by regulating and more clearly de-
nning he mileage of the members and by diainish-
ing It's contingent expenses, and especially those in
CURED for stationary, for printing, for The employ
meat OF clerks for committees and for folding print
ed matter to be transmitted through the mail,, &c.
&c, &c.
| In reading this resolution, were reminded of
certain account for mileage, rendered by me mhei Of
the House Of Representatives some eighteen or TWEEN
tyyears ago, and allowed and paid by Mr.. Clay, at
that time Speaker OF the House; and this recollec-
| ~. - - :" o"' 'n0' ~
| w ''"''n''''' '"'
- ~ 'ao' - 40 'o"o"'
A Fox in lfe's extreme decay,
| Weak, sick, and faint, expiring lay;
| All sppe.ite had left his maw
| And age disarmed his mumbng jaw.
Ills numerous race around him stand,
| o Learn their dying sire's command;
lie raised his head with whining moan,
| And thus was heard the feeble tone
a..,
Nh e,iu,s h,arv an ,,r bsmf r"''
| Sc sss tho mnrSa,.d g.. s ,,
| WIN are those hlssd;na ,n,k.yr ha,.,
| Why ali aronnd ,h,s cscLl;ns ,,.;n II
| Wh', haunt ms sa,s a. ch;ce.n H.;
RAN ;nord,n,,s J.s,.
| So live, in credit, and esteem,
| And the yood name you lost, redeem.
| f.ai
| ''The counseIs good, fox replies
| Could we pelf I'm what Won advise;
| But # hen roost be decreased
| We shall be thought to share the feast:
! I he change will never be believed;
| A lost good name is ne er retrieved
| .
N.v than r.,;.s A.. s..,.r
| neda nen .uas euIA
| chicken, too, mi ,ht do me good
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Drafts beroloiore
drawn, bull not
yet paid, though
payable.
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Amount on depo
site.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
Common Pleas.
Before a full Beoch.

DEC. 7-Wm J. Bu,in vs. Lleius s. Cosnstock--The
jury in this found verdict for plaintiff Of $780,
DEcIsIoNs-Joseph W. Hecard ads. James Fhilps-This
was motion to set aside report of on claim
for work done by the plaintiff under contract for build
ing house fer defendant The motion involves no points
either OF interest or Importance Ordered Report OF
ferees confirmed without costs.
George Webb ads Stephen b Hutchines Erecutor &c
This was bill Of exceptions the opinion the Judge
at the trial Of the with the above title presenting
the question of the abyof endorser on promi sory
note The first point 49, that the note having been given
mp the endorser released The second point Of de-
iendant is that the renewed nots upon which was
charge the Of the old note upon which the plain
tfs verdict was obtained This point also offers that
there was not sufficient evidence the case to 70 to the
Jury as to the protest OF certain original note The
Conrt now concur IN all the points noticed In the opinion
of the first judge which opinion the exceptions are
taken except much the second point as holds that
there was not suiciency of evidence &c as noticed
above, and order new trial, with costs to abide ts
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

Mr.. haywood Is drawing well stCharleston.
Madame Arnoult is engaged by the Philharmonic So
ciety of Boston, for the season.
Mr. Hackett made his last appearance at Boston, OH
Friday evening.
The company Of O-jib-way ard O.dawwaw Indians
from the wds Of the West have been giving the cizenf
Of Newark an opportunity of witnessing of their
native customs.
Mr. Dempster is about to give course of four lectures
on the origin antiquity and pecnliarties Of Scottish Mu-
SIC; with illustrations In singing In Philadelphia
Mr. w. J Hamilton, young American vocalist of some
merit about to leave this city for Philadelphia where
he IL 10 give series OF concerts.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

PEDEsTRIANIsM OVER THE BEACON COURSE
Matters are now determined upon for the approach
ing contests For the twelve mile race are enter
ed. Gildersleeve, Thomas Greenhalgh, John
Navils, and Thomas M'Cabe There is also
a purse on the same day for four miles, the
entrances to be made on the 18th instant. Glider
sleeve s in prime condition at present, and if he
only remains the same, if will be very different
matter from the last but "the proof of the pud
ding is, &C."
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

The RIGHT TO VoTE.-A somewhat singular
has recently been decided at Boston. Ii inv
he question Of right to vote, and dishones
intent on the part OF person voting, being
rear OF taxes, but at the same time creditor
city, Judge Cushman decided that as the d
int had shown that he did honestly design II
city should retain the money due to him
nent OF his taxes, and the city had subse,
responded to that intent by taking it in pa
(wlthout determining as TO the defendants
right to vote, to which however his opinion
there was enough to make il probable that
ant believed he had that right, and theref
charge Of wiltully voting illegally was rebut
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

From RIO JANERIo. BY the Adeline, Goodman
son, we have dates from Rio Janerio to October
13, being two days later. Our papers contain no
news The U. s frigate Rartan was to sail OF
the 18th, with Mr.. Brent, charge d'aairs to Buenos
Ayres. The sloop Of war Boston was daily ex-
pected at Montevideo. The Congress and Balm
bridge were at the latter place.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

LUsus NATURE. One Of the greatest is about to
be displayed in this city-a child with two heads
and necks, at the Coliseum, Broadway
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

JosEs's MENAeERIE appears to grow in public es-
tlmation as respects novelty, and the only true
way OF appreciating the fact is by personal nspec-
tien as for particulars, the advertisement tells all
that is requisite.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

FROM Rio GRANDE.-We have another report,
by vessel which sailed from Rio Grande on the
10Th October, that Buenos Ayres had declared war
against Brazil, and that the Brazilian COVE rnment
were collecting troops at Polotus, and making
other preparations for the emergency.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL, NC. continues to draw
considerable attention. II is worth seeing
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

PACKET SHIP JOHN Il. SKIDDY, for Liverpool, vii
sail this morning, at 10 O'Clock
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
ELECTION IN SAvANNAH.-The democratic can
didate for Mayor received 6ity.one majority.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Dec. B.
No ~ Andrew Aldridge Ut al plaintiffs In er or VS.
Nathaniel Williams, Omitted sa,es) The argument Of
ms cause was continued by Mr. Attorney General for
the defendant In error and concluded by Mr. johnson
tor the PLAINTIFF in error Adjourned til to morrow,
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

The WEATHgR.-It still continues TO be very
disagreeape out doors. During yesterday. a thin
drinking rain hardly to be distinguished from mist fell
uncessingly. Umbrellas almost useless, and the
psvsm suts and crossings In miserable condition
fof ps1sstrisns Il almost makes the countenances Of
people loguerous but there will be good TO iron
" heaven revealed 1t will BE- enjoyed with doubl
b he fosce 81 the contrast with ths present lower
ing sbh aeDcf TIE ky We perceive that the storm,
~ ms Dc ~ ,syw~s, has passed far down Rich.
mond, Virgins -Pkl41 ~ Gaseue, Dec 9.
THB RECEPTION on Ma. POLK - The President
political friends IN style both and creditabIe
10 the occasion. The morning prccsssion though not
remarkable for enthusiasm, ~ss well ordered and the
evening demonstrations passed of without the si0h,es
disturbance or the indulgence Of excesses The umi
nation though very partial Che fault perhaps of an in
couigibe Wing city, the metropolis u ncorriwble
Wing stae) exhibited several specimens Of eegsnce
and good taste In the brilliant arrangement of lights and
trsnspsrencies. es.-Nashvihe Banner, Nov. ..
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

This packet had not arrived at Boston at eight
O'clock yesterday morning. She was then in her
eighteenth day. 1t is certainly time for her to ar
rive.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

UNION STAR CRICKET CLUB, BRocKLYN.-At a
meeting held on Thursday last OF the members Of
this club for the election OF officers for the ensuing
year. the following gentlemen were elected =
James Wilde, president; John Hardy, Vice Pres-
dent; II. Wilson, Secretary; Thomas Hardy
Treasurer-the two latter gentlemen were re-
elected. At this meeting vote of thanks was
unanimously passed to John Phelps, Esq, the late
President of the Society.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

UNITED STATES REvENuE MARINE APPOINT
MsrrMcKenzie Beverly, srd Lieutenant Dec. g. ls44.
Dropped.--Hezekiah Parmlee, srd Lieutenant Orders
Srd Lieutenant, NJ Beverly, Alert, Easport.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

From TEXAS The New Orleans !" Crescent
City" says The schooner Cleaner, Capt. Ship
man. arrived here yesterday from Port Lavscca Captain
Shipman reports all things quiet in Texas and good
crops. The Indians had committed ontsges the
Mexican frontiers and the loss OF life considerable No
Of invasion The Cleaner experienced very
weather on her passage 10 this port,
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

News FROM BosroN.-We have been furnished
by Adams & Co. with Boston papers of yesterday
morning, received by the Long Island Train. We
find in one of them the following announcement.
A letter has been received from New Orleans,
stating that Mr. Gushing has arrived there iron,
China, via Mazatlan, Mexico, &c. Mr.. Webster
remains at Canton-Mer Jour.
II is strange, if Mr.. Gushing has reached New
Orleans, that we have not heard of Il here. The
southern mail for Boston passes through this city.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Jones.
DEc. 7. -Fsiow, Read Co. vs Clement Chepaler The
ury in this case having disagreed were discharged.
Before Judge Oakley.
augustus Vatarino VS.. Sydney Mason and W. d. Thomp-
son-in this verdict rendered for plaintiff
$46s0 subject to certain spulaons between the parties
John H. Mettxsr vs.. Matheio Hughes, sued as John
HuehssThs action Of trcspass for assault and
battery The parties mkmen and the alleged assault
committed 1T the foot Of Duane street. when both
were in the act of getting milk from the Orange county
beat The squabbc occurred in consequences of the plain
tifs havng removed defendants horse from the spot
where he had placed it, when the defendant gave him
blow and blacked his eye Verdict for plaintiff $50.