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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

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duffy pulled his nlr when down ne accused aiy 10 NE
mean time, escaped The case wli be CONTINUED TUESDAY
forenoon
COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER md Al.
lemen DRAKE and EMMoNs-MArnEw {. PATTERSON,
| District Attorney. s-i
CALr>pAR-The following is the calendar for
the tenn. ManslnuGhter Assault and Bnttery with 70.
tent To sill. 2. Robbery the ffsr degree , BugIau !?
Grand Larceny, II. Total. 23 Before convicted beto;,
convcte-, D witnesses ~ prison. s. Total. l.! Ioni Ul od
jRAND JuRY-The following persons appeard
Gnnd Jurors. Egberi Benson, Foreman W
lam Bxly I6omns VI Blown, John Clendennng, Joa
Duncan Mchav DouGhety, uondatus Moran JOSIAH Macr
" SEAMAN Ge"fsr i lrnble. Th"m"s Thomp'on' JoAa
Nicr appropriate address by HIS Honor the
Recorder. the Grand Jury retired To enter the dues
P.rIr JuRoHs-rhe n,me- of the P.rir J"ran
cnled and only "a appeared To serve OF the ~ 'un
| nuucd.
FMS of $25 each were imposed four Grand
and P-tt Tor drfaur attendance o serve.
rKiAL FOR MAhsLAuGHrtK Ann kr-I-r va,
c,ued the death | johanna sweeney ., IS CrQ, stree.
hr,w,ng hsf down sal,, "n the h 81 NM, aid imcl1f
| ng liur skui. CAUSING her death the BAY
| IhOin6S DridHy HrpU-rd ti,nt Johann >w-,ny
mt he OF he ncced the evening n mo
!irh al AHy nn@ ns ri nnd obtained tiny all
the "eNi night he cened wa 'he ~ noc,,e,
o.rnt~d With her nrT around IN. Of :"
ey nnN"r 'e me "ccr'e', .H'd she w"''d not hlvt
'ch canctr . about the h"ue. uni ordered her oL she I'D
not when Ia: Hceu,e ".k hold - Nh. decen~rd ry me
hay u,rn.,be rud -eiw II-r.ne a., not
"h u g"out. and tired To tho nom nir-f es p,d
| bottom.
other corrborated the statement, of DeIAly.
tn the oi The 9TH III. rcense, wn, taken he
tty li"prn, n"d died Tint night. The wound
the hend t~" inches ng. the frncture .sul
pnf nche, long aud the brnln aceInted The the
chIse OF death
The prosecution rested. md River, s Wilson, Esq opened
encc, nnd cniled biilce Nene, give The rcc,-i
presous good cfhrvrtrr. The up
ectNe counsel and the Recorder charged Jury that
hcs ni ih' did the finding verdict o
daughter IA The rst degree, rnh.f of
"uhh degree which Is den'h from culPnbe negligence G1.
snu hnt e accused had night 10 eSp- the decensed
her room II she acted improperly ana Ind rIphf In e ud
prce enough To eject her from her premises but had no
| push her vIOl emily down stns
he jury found the accused guilty of mnnsaughier IN the
onhh degree. and recommended mercy She wn, remand
| ed Tor sentence. ~ ~
The Court adjourned 10 IL o'clock on Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
MARINE COURT. o.. Before Judge SMITH.

WM :. DUyERSA rS. JEssELL " aMSDES.-
Mr. ID l-,ed m defendants the saloons of the Chatham lea
ire ir AS n week. He 10 recover about si beng
v.at G yn. furnished and 81 week Tor CEotun water Do
endnuts Tint they entte, to gas nnd wate
hcrnrinr m the Theatre md plaintiff only paying so year
nr the latter that he verbally agreed should be so Vet
diet Tuesday forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
FRon NAssAu.-Thc Pnllsdelqhla l. States
co,e,,, has received the following

NEW PROvtDESCE, 81 V'c' ~
nyns thi> letter vii rlure tulV give }'u
a., - ,s our MACE From the very ,evere drought @
IN o,nuas ssv.rul Ont l.ands have ,ilflr,'n
~, has, canned want nD The bl1ck ipu'H'
nnr Iland and this Government with the r,' -, ne
H. ,,,yu have been obliged to eIp0"d Tor nr0Nt>t'
ct ,w,td of four thousand dollars, whch Sp.
r., ;,nc provisions be scarce howeysf "'" ,e,he,
III scvpr, wrecks OF which the papc's rIfeady i,
vii eve the ull particuars our t9,ernoI
M ., ,h, I5t instant IN the ROYAL Mail steamer lhfH,
~, Fnsfand lie was much regretted Governor be Wv"
-, sa. ,r, go, n:uvei but hourly expected " W" ~
~ ,bt m g. rhooner William Foster he and hrs in,ny .s
I ~ ~ but cr,y days since call at some of the West
psrprpI-Ne hav. just heard otthe death 9i ,oonG
vcboI of The y We, india Regimen, at Jamalcai '
@ ,Wp III n, .choorer William Fo-tc Can't, Miles nfis'',
;,o, Iondon vim 81 rhomas. with hS E,ce'ehry
,b ,,~a family We sincerely trst TINT he may ,ilr ~.
Goyony with n mder sway thru h. p,ei-ce>'of E
,G;,,r u, &C. ,t,a,. ,Inys Very truly yours.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

s- The y'r5dna Citizen Ohio thst mas not
been d,con,inue led second hand and
h., !, Is no, Loco and was. bp; Whis ali Glad
to hear IL Give u, your hand
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

CARyArloxs AND PloorEEs.-We are authorized
bv Mr.. Prince, Proprietor OF the Linnean Garden
at Flushing to invite tie amateurs of these delight
,ul classes OF flowers to view the collection now in
bloom. comprising above 800 splendid varieties
vr Prince has three acres planted with Dahlias,
many OF which cost three to tss guineas and above
Two acres devoted 10 the culture OF Hoses. lhe
whole establishment comprises about 30 acres
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

- 1"ARH versus Dw.Ry.-There are two Dwarf, n, ~
ne Ameesn gs Hs a the NeS York Museum the other
an tiee inches shorter than the other Petans " ,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

mr. We have advices IRON our friend A BKis
p,.r to the 3lst May, when he was IN fafis
nrsnar;pg to commence speedily his letters ioi
The Tribune on Society, Literature AT &C !"
,ba, metropolis of Civilization, We confidently
n,edc, ,ba, they will win the attention o. 'n'
nenetratlng and phlanihropic.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

MoRE IypEPrNDEyr MAILs.-Pomeroy n Co..
have established letter carving line between thi-
Civ and Buffalo including nearly all the large
towns between these points. Bates Il Co. at Ham
dens have also established line between tins City
and New Bedford and Nantucket The cheap sys-
TEN Is rapidly extending since the late decision on
the mail question: and letters can be sent out OF the
Government Mail, or all the great routes North OF
Washington. The Government Mail will soon be
entirely deserted, excepting upon Improbable routes
unless the reform III postage rates is adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

SERIOUS AcciDENT.-On Sunday morning,
about half past o'clock, a serious accident oc-
CURED in the house of Mr.. Butler, 3Oo Psarlst.
Two young girls. both named Mary Stapieton,
ecousins,) were engaged in filling ID lamp with
spirit gas from a two. o.gallon vessel, one holding
the lamp and the other pouring the liquid, when
the gas suddenly gnted and set their clothing
in blaze. as well as the basement of the house,
there being two gallons of gas in the vessel.
The youngest, in attempting to escape from the
burning basement, stumbled, and fell directly
into the flames. The alarm of fire was soon
given, and the sailors, boarding at the Home for
Seamen, with the inmates of the house, eXtn
guished the flames before the engines arrived
The only damage to property was the loss OF somo
clothing which was burncd.
The poor girls were removed to the hospital,
and one of them, the youngest, aged about ID,
whose mother resides in Yorkvile, lies in a crit
zeal situation, being 50 severely burned that her
recovery is doubtful The other, aged lS IS not
seriously injured, and will doubtless soon recover.
Trup sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

A., -cn, nm Nh. I'hnIr
ne tt.'ucn' NM III ~" n.;,aJ ,sLinr or the nppoint.
petition vas leceEeai r n,n,s o' IN
nent oi a 'pec'al oi'e' III Ne''' '''' cas- -
he's,,e, ,;,, ,,,os received from Gen Sanford
,t M & n he .b of Jny ai.n 10 attend the Commencement
SfSei Of tSe In s % ao @ to ;,te n,on Of Bind
j. E.. Burnham. Peter DE Mill, ueoIge NNth,
r,s. orn ,nd lame, G. Shankland were appointed City
I;marrrs
ii C. Rnt.l Jesse Rogers and Benamln Brush
,.s,s announced " nod Inspectors.
trrr,hsl t;nuley was appointed CITY WeiGher.
-, r,i,ar ,,.o. ,,,,,,o;,t.h 81 W,chnr of An.
N'H'''''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

r. Fifteen or eighteen Santa Fe traders came
in Yesterday on the steamer Balloon, having sue
ceeded by rneans Of wagons wuh ~atrrright BODIES,
in getting TO Owens Landing. The mnin bo.,
-till .ncnmped NJ Pnwnee Forks unnbr, in con>e-
quencr oi swollen streams, 10 get IT, WrsIsou. 4
considerable qunnrit, or rn-s and furs belonging TO
the traders Was broush down on the Balloon
81. lnuIs Krnuh Jnn. %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

t5s What do not the Mechanic, Ihe Merchant
in act all classes OF society the Proprietor OF
the Knickert,ocker Baths, lOl Boweryl We say
he has immortalized himself BY opening Baihins
establishment equal to any and charge only One
Shilling. His Baths ought to be fulI all the time
and numbers waiting with patience Tor their turns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
X po,h-com,ns Along.

We have always insisted that the Wing party
has only to place its great distinctive Principles
and measures fairly and fully before the People
advocate them feaIessly and frankly, and stick
to them. to secure Their hearty and early adoption
BY the great mass of the People. We have new
confirmation OF this view almost dailE There IS
the Tariff question, for instance. Two years
a4o. the idea Of Protection in any shape was
secuted rs an absurd;tv by our opponents en-
uansse, and coldly regarded by some Wings. But
our partv, with rare exceptions, walked boldly up
tn the mark; we passed strong and right Ia
r,T and planted our standard manirlly upor 1t.
No. two years have passed, and now we have
our whole party, from Msine to Missouri ar
den,ly for it. and even the Loc0-F OF the rec
States come sneaking along, swallowing down
their old ISLANDERS on the Black Tariff and be-
ginning to cry out quite Justify that they are Tor
Iacidentql Protection, while few OF them thinR
i, as well to tel good story while they are about
II. and ferceIv pronounce it WMg lie which
classes them or their candidates in opposition 10
the present Tariff! SO much for meeting a
great question manfully.
We have another example Just afforded US in
the letter Of James X. Polk, accepting the Loco
nomination for President. For years the Wings
nave advocated the Limitation of each incumbent
Of the Presidency to One Term, 50 that he shall
have nothing more to do with Elections or cleo
tioneering-have nothing to hope or fear but from
the calm judgment Of posterty-and may devote
himself singly and impartiay to the high duties
to which the People have called him The Loco
Focos have steadily opposed this. Yet Col Polk
now says,
deem The present to he proper 10 declare tai
if the nomination made by she Convention shall lie conhre
by the peore result my election shall enter upon ne
discharge of high and solemn dutle- 0i the "lce i t
sef purpose of bsrgd candidate i0r rctsc''oH' "
the eyen, OF nv election shall be constant AIM ny II
tfc, adherence to the od Republican landmarks 10 Innn'
and preserve the public prosperity and NJ the end ni
Am resolved retire priyrt- lie In assuming this post
'inn feel tha; nO only impose mYse sautdfy TeStf
Au; that take the effective my power o con
ding IN. Democratic party make tree selection "i Su
ce,snr yyho may cncuaied effect - then "
md gunrd all interests Oi our beloved country
So they come! The Wings have only to stand
firm and speak boldly, and we shall have our op-
moments out in favor of National Currency and
The Land Distribution before long.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
coUgT cALgSDhR. .TMs DAr.

CfsegIr CouRr-Nos. 81 IA: 20 to 8, inclu,r.
Cnnaov PLgAs.-Nos. 70. ~, ~, =, q, 81, o
IL - 20 L1. -. 80, 40, 50, -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
DREADFUL ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE
The St. Louis New Era, Of the 2lst instant ma

DREApFtrL ACCIDENT AND LOSS or h'rt'
The s.. Louis New Era, of the 2lst instant mas
the 20 lowing: .-;.,.a
The steamer Palestine from Pitts6nrs, h1"aa ar,,vsI
here last evening. The following accident happen
I'd TO her about fifteen miles above the mouth oil me
Ohio river. About three o'clock on "td"esIhy zane" ,hS
morning smoke was discovered TO issue from inc
hold of the boat, through the deck, just All th' en-
zine An alarm OF fire was instantly raised ,, ny lns
messengers on deck and, al once, the most terrible
conluso prevailed and, in the hurry 10 save tell
GO lvos, a number of the deck passengers crowded =,
into the vawl which hung suspended by ropes u
the stern of the boat. One OF the ropes was cut
before the boat lowered, and the whole ot then'
fourteen in number were precipated INTO the r'er'
and all bu, two, who since reached this CITY, are
believed To- have met watery grave.
The following arc the names OF The persons ms
sing, so far as could hc learned Chas. Harrington
of Pitsburg Hir. Snodgrass. MIR. tmd'e', Smitti
Moore, OF Platte county, Mo-; Geo. W Stevens, VIM
Hopson, Mrs. Leyina Horn, OF KY; JOS. Neal
co!ored cook, and three tiremen, making twelve IN
all; the iremen are supposed TO be Germans
The fire was soon cxtingushcd, and very little
damage was sustained by the boat or cargo Every
exerton was made 10 rescue the missing passengers
but without success.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
Circulate the Documents.

THE CLAY TRIBUNE will be sent to new
subscribers from the lst OF July to the 9th oi
November eighteen weeks or numbers at the
following reduced rates:
For single 334 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

EXCURSION TO The UPPER LAkEs--ln noticing
the Excursion OF the superb steamboat Indiana
Capt c. c. Robe, from Buffalo on the 10th inst TO
the Sault St. Marie iorgotto mention that osrihs
NAV be secured and terms arranged BY application,
personally or BY letter, TO COL WiIkie lO8 Broad-st
g The IyprpExpEscE GUARDS celebrate the
4th OF July at the Tabernacle, at r. M'-uenefai
f. (. AatheF presiding-Orauon by JAMES /.
BRADY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

DUEL The n o. Crescent Guy, of the ooh
-ay-: hostile me-rlng took place Yesterday b..
tween Bailey Pry,on, u :. Dl-rIct Attorney, and
Col. Hunt mn eminent mcmber OF the Ney> -Dfrnu-
Bar. "n Alrt"ide Course, in consequence al dlsa-
greement growing ont of The late Treasury note pro-
-rcutlon~. These gentlemen exchanged hann, g.
shots, when The affair was, We are happy to sa,
nIncnbly aGiusied.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

FA11.-Ycsterday morning about halfpast /,
4 brick stable in the rear of No. % Cliff street, at
one end OF which l1borers were eXcayating, fell,
and although 4 numberof men were in and about
he building, fortunately no one was seriously IN
nrcd We cannot but speak in strong terms oi
apprehension Of the culpabe careIessness Of build
crs in not taking proper prccaulon to secure old
buildings when excava,ing beneath them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

" There will be two great Wing gatherings
in our City this cvening-that OF the Why
Young Men (who have become voters SINCE lo4ol
at National HAIL. and that of the Fifth Con
pressional District, (VIllth, lNth and AlNih
Wards at Abingdon Square head oi BleeckeT-
st. Ninth Ward We bespeak generous rally
to both. Short speeches and good ones. by our
best speakers zone excepted will be the order OF
the evening at each meeting, and very likely "
melody or two, just to stir the bile of those who
have no music in their souls but the buiroe
cultural Polk. Polk" Friends of Clay ant
Frelinghuysen. be on hand! This City must go
Wing handsomely next November
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

rr JOHN Fl. Ewlsc has been presented iol
CONGRESS by the Wings of Washington CO. Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

REPORTED DIs.srER.-It was reported in Pitts
burgh on Thursday, by passenger that came up
on board the Clipper, that the new steamer Paes
tine, Capt Hough, caught fire in the hold, and
that she had to be scuttled. The accident hap
pened on the Mississippi. Several persons, it is
said, have been drowned. We hope it is ncor
rect
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
THE TRIBUN n E.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY ?, 1914.

~ General Committee of Democratic
whfg Young Men.-A regua' neetin: oil TINS toi'-
,nt,ee Will De held nj BroadwHy Hou.e Friday evening
''' ''' o. : DAVID GRAHAM. Chairman
iHtsi h,-,s M, rnfioR' secy'. jy9a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

u Mr. RlrcnIs Of the Richmond Enquirer
has wonderful story of the union of Eng land
and France to procure the acknowledgement Of
Texan independence from Mexico IN case Texas
will firmly agree to maintain her independence
and not undertake to get into the Union. We
hope it is all true. If France and England have
any money to spend on Texas let them do it to
lhelr hearts content
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
COURT OF COMMON pLEAs......Bcfore Judge ul,


JAMES TooHILL rs. BERNARD DUFFY mid CATH.
yR1sy his Wiie-A,saut and Battery The pnues kept nyL
pr,e houses opposite ench other IN Washington street
the Bstirry One evening November n't. woman vi
accused y some pe ron the hOuse ~! DULY O stealing
money nn, gwen charge ut the wn,rhmen. She made
oucry protesting her innocence, aud crowd collected loo
h sfnS over among the aud some words occurred b.
tween HIM and Dny. when Is SAID the latter Knocked ha
down and after struck HIM down nl'o That Nr
lu.Iy pulled his lnr when down. The accused Indy the
mean time escaped. The viii be continued TUESDAY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
ctrN AFFAIRS
anHt',S
un tpp or ALDERMEN

''fN"' ~
The Hoard met at "el"'h ,,..,.
r,r,.n, tho President enl = n"'"Y'' 81 N,n r
IN. Minutes rpi" ,en'l "nd "i'''''''' t,,,n,..s
ue,.nsr from tho Mayer approving ''""'
-fisd ,......,,,i ,,,,i Rei,,cI or Sro't'-
i atI,,,aI url,rsrca 'ela's ''' Ns'tss' N
70 .uho,e '1 ,'S % ~ ''s'' tl,,s,o oo' and the,
I The rrlr,,sl h,ru' ''i ,'1f, ,.os. ,n mt,
,Se isa.u,, @ N f .,o"ir r,st, s,s an" lsr.
of snnd y r. it,,l nm, N ls,, h., "sen''
'firrt' 'i NC eiN - , i.,nsor aud rti,sf iot r'.
hbtuns the ilIin+ "i guns ] place, md 'roa
aAl, Iur'' t'r', M 'r1, ,,.i '' nen, ' r pnIio
= >"nh .',y', at - tho ron,.,, tho Match ~
p-rmrnt-tli AcSnadrf A" ~, ,, ,,f,Ieh :. u,~l
nut''ncc- from 5't Zoe" 81 i.n Vi Iou,nr street s
81 s,n ra.rot The ,ane IN Joho '''ee'-'" f'eo "'"N'
tor wH'er stnu'. q, p,s,ls ,,o, rppar,r,l Nr,rhcf
lneci'r o. l'''lr'i Nv, W, I.rc,;r Of ti,ewood
T. W konsh. GHaS -. , N-,ch-rd.-h = Van l-tny
). u! l'usHn W cfN =, tx,,.uF n.p.,rr al W,-i-
CITY We ;h-f-~s,' s c,br,~rctrf sru. Cy W-eh"t-
iyS,,,m R..c Ci,, Nelrhctirc"b Rl-"s~r cay & '.yA
Nl''a'i - -.,tlrn-r WrYh-r ut Au'htrcit" t"nl-
csf-Jo%nn a. G,,,r--I,.crh Mn,r- =. r. nnnef
I,rne -ckc, Jahn T. Mod Ao'boGy ,.. RyJr 'H,a" .a"
ita>y u - ~. ,y ,..r, appointed tty Nref"rs-
DeInre~ lf"' = rIa. ,.s ~ C,fasi'u h,tc. Rrn
ia'hatd t7. Jon, tf,os Nod n.t.cctot.Den~l
f"iph ara n'. n'hlh " q - II Good Wiirm : DIR
lins khinty "T' -, Iohn Pri-- fd Hitchcock nn''
'nf'-' ~, Iyrglrr. ni linn,>.tI ri' ide'-
- ~ ,or,,, ,rphans society. u" frTni " lard
aeiyL'- e an ~ h,yr ONT orr Baciy
.tre icu,"ye-rriJtrd of tnr lInnI'" lyeeu"' 10 ''
ZEN, .N'' 49, ,.,, the Institutions the 2nd INST
Ih'''t !un ~ ''S'' Wv
Aefepi,,i' of Commodore Keno for the Board to
h'I'.," " - S,,.r, t,,ra.e m the Iinrbur-Ac-
v'ii the Mexican NeN'e"" s''""' ''-''''
's''rs esi,a,ion OF MAJOR GenerrI Sanford for the
R,i nrI Navor,o receive marching salute on the TN INST
all M Accepted
NJ ! P.nnr,x~ T." allow William Nelson md others
-. ~, "a. III he, Ajnpr. Aprt."rst'nS tHl
10 purchase leo uemancn' street .lsn> OF M,, % ,i y m,'
ADOPTED. Advcr. ~ rem!tnE me ue ~ w ; @ m. ,ab,
Adopted. OF the Water oii'.',l' 10 ~ ~, v.r,n lot, on
o the CITY nspcc9t WI, s d W, streets Adoppt tp.
.7th -nth. Jr,,n IN oh street for draining wner
noroi,e , m ln,. itySeen Avenues { and u and between
I,ti VI ,r, ,, F,nen<e for filing vacant 10, ON n
ee, between f illn, no vncant lots 10Th street,
- pl uc ,'ns and FrS, Avenuss. confirmed. \ mend
g'ent To- oa.msre m o & Tor regulating 9Th from the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

gT Democratic Whig General Commit
fs,,-A Rrgulnr Meeting Of this Committee wi te held
Tusday Evening July 81 the Broadwny House. nj o.
clock N BOWDiTCH BLUNT. Chairman.
i a. HoaARr HAw. secretaries VIA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

n The Wings OF Pittsburgh held mass
meeting in that city on the 27th uiwhich' notwlth
standing the unfavorable aspect of the weather
was we'll attended and enthusiastic. Hon VII
,,.a MARKS presided, and speeches were made
bv Hon. c. DAKKAcH and Hon. ANDRE"
STEWART.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

on DOaTn tne upper, that the new steamer Pales.
tine, Capt Hough, caught fire in the hold and
that she had to be scuttled. The accident hap
pened on the Mississippi Several persons, it is
said, have beea drowned. We hope it is incor.
rect.
srREss.-Captain Raneu, of the ship Queen
Vlctoria, arrived on the DIST ut. al New-OreaDs
rom New York, reports that when he was passing
The Double Headed Shot keya the keeper Of the
Light House hoised the Brush ensign at hali.mast
union down, "a signal of distress. Capt RanI.,I
hove ms ship to- and the keeper sent a boat off for
water. be people reported that there had been no
ram there since tie 9TH Of December and hey were
nearly out OF water when the ship Rarilan, CAPTAIN
adams, came along and supplied them. Capt. Ran.
lert gave them as much water RI they could cnrrv
10 their small boat The keeper requested the
captain 10 make his case known 10 some British
cruiser II he tell IN with one and. If not TO repon
II, so that he might obtain relief.
YoUyG Low.-The St Louis Rcporter saws
" The last accounts we had from Mr.. Low re-.
presented him To be in such condition that his
life was despalrcd Of. 1t was not supposed tha,
ne could live TIL morning. However, on yester
day ne was perfectly mad. In fit Of frenzy he
tore from his back the shirt he had on, and so
lacerated his skull that the brain protruded and
fell upon his pillow. He was not expected to
survive last night
From Key WEsr.-Thc schr. Cashier, from
Havana for New York, which had been ashore
on one OF the reefs, got off and taken to Kew
West. Cargo OF sugar discharged. The vessel
vas undergoing repairs.
ERIE CASAL.-lt IS a fact worthy of note, that
up to the present time there has no, been single
oFeA :te Enc Canal since the commence.
ment OF the present business season. There has
been suiilciency of water at all points, and We
believe that not solitary instance Of detention OF
boats from any Cause which the Canal Su.
Penntentents have control, has occurred. The
Canal Is now IN compete repair along the whole
line. fBuf.lo Co,,;n,
e 1t is rumored that the Omaha and pot,,wa,.
tonne Indians have had bloody battle with The
Sioux, IN which The last named tribe were defeated
and many Of them killed
Louisville Journal, June %.
The SALADiS.-We understand saws ,hs un,;-
fax Herald, thai the Swede and wooden leg sailor.
no" IN prison for piracy, are suffering ireadiulll
from The cravings Of conscience The later is sad
10 nave eaten nothing in three days.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
cITY INTE l. l. | 6 E n CE.
,knErIY.
corpr og OYER AND TERMINER

RI. con,t me, to-day. Judge kE>r fsmsTs.t
~ c,.od Jgry =, the seNsiorS. II n,a-.
int ihe,s one here snd the nam~. Of gen,enea ~
,ncd 9 f-sJ JgrDr' eie n"t eas'' ne '"1H s7s'e
=" trsa c,ecrIr CoCRr then commenced is JQll
~ -, ...,,r,a Jttssdaj f0reBooa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

NJ Senator McDuFrIr has been making one
of his characteristic Speeches at Richmond, Va
on Northern oppression of the South, Texas nds
pensable to the latter, Dlsunlon, nc. &c. The
Northern people and the Tariff were shockingIy
blackguarded. He only wants the South To
unite on Polk and Texas, and she can demohsh
the Tanff in twinkling-or, as he modestly
says
.Wben the day shall come that the people oi the South
,hal MS, No and say their pundete ol the NORM hnu
oH. ali viii be well. No cry al Dsun'on' VIII then ot
raised from the North When the SIX state, "l the Snh
namely Vlrgnia North taru,na. Georsis. S"u'h atuht
Alabama and Mississippi. united YOU wi SEE ths NHu
bergus upon knees that remain ~ the mon ne.
Will puy 10 you and o hem more ierSent, tnan t
Der, the Union Tins will be the OF the North when
South united
The Disunionis,s are playing an unfair game
They 90 into the Presidential contest to carr,
Polk if they can, when they will annex Texas.
abolish the Tariff, and stay in the Union; but il
they get beaten, they mean 10 nullify or seccde,
Get Texas and throw off the Tariff any hew.-
This is gaming with a full purpose to grab the
stakes if yon lose