New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

Printer in the power of that Wing Member, and
his open enemy, Senator STRONG, and the cold
chils ran through his whole frame at the bare
sugrestion To refuse to place any Wing on
the Committee would be very far from courteous
or generous bat then what was to be done The
| Gordan knot was at length cut. for it could not
be united. The pocket fears of Croswell pre-
vailed. Never mind the Wings" thought he,
:. guess | can get along without them You
see the result. STRONG is placed at the head OF
the committees, but two reliable Old Hunkers,
Lori and FOSTER, are put on with him, and thus
he is to be kept straight. My fees are SAFE
exclaims the wary State Printer, and his anxious
countcnancc is once more wrcathed IN smiles
By the way, could not little indignation be
got up in favor Of your immortal Senator JONES
The luminary of the Judiciary Committee CT the
last Assembly, who made such famous report
on the Virginia question, and then came out with
second one by way Of commentary upon the
first, not placed on the Judiciary Committee at
all For shame Mr.. President. And then, too,
you must play off little of your waggery upon
him, by putting him at the wrong end of the Lit
u,abe appreciation of his literary labors as
cvnced in the connection Of the language of
his famous report of last year. Fie, fe! my
good sir, am quite indignant
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Wood is TO be issued monthly and to contain all
| those state papers which arc necessary to make
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reference book Price two dollars per annum.
Ay ADDRESS TO TIE BArrIsrs of the United
States on the Observance of the Sabbath. from
the Seventh-Day Baptist General Conference
This is an able and full exposition OF the views
and arguments Of this denomination, and to those
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we do not know better work than this pamphlet.
Sold at Leavitt Trow & Co.'S, 1874 Broadway.
o. The Complete Works of HANNAH MORE,
No. VIII, has been issued by the Harpers.-
These Works may now be had for S2-less than
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and thoughts of large-souled, Heaven elevated
woman.
II The New Y oRK RELIGIOUS INouIRER,' a
far-szed weekly journal. has reached its fourth
number. 1t appears to be of no particular sect,
but OF the Orthodox Protestant stamp. L. VII
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APPRENTICES LlBRAnY-VALUABLE DONATION.
AT meeting of the General Society of Me-
chanics and Tradesmen, held on the Sd instant,
the President informed the Society that he had
received from WILLIAM WOOD, ESQ. Of Cananda-
qua, 500 copies of the New Testament as do
nation, to be distributed among the apprentices
who were in the habit of reading Books from the
| Library.
Mr.. Wood, we believe, is the same gentleman
who projected the establishment Of the Mercan-
tile Library Association, and was likewise one of
the original friends and patrons Of the Appren-
tees Library.
The following is an extract from the letter of
acknowledgment for the above named donation :
ICopyl NEw-YoRK Jan. 5, 1871.
Dear Sir received from The Bible Society Ae 500
TesaIents which kindly rendered by you for dis
among Mechanics Apprentices. hey
distributions according TO your benevolent latent
unde the direction Of the Apprentices Library Committee.
have the pleasure enclose you copy OF resolution
adopted By Society and 10 to the graft
icaon affords receive the sympathy and cooperation
gentlemen distinguished the benevolent and phi
anhrcpic your;e efforts for the mora and ineec
OF The Apprentices OF the Mechanics of our
| City.
Permit me add the ardent hope that the precious seed you
thus around yield abundant harvest
good 10 the recipients which shall bless the liberal
donor; ard You Of the high With which
main Your obedent servant,
JAS. VAN NORDEN,
Pr.s Gen Society OF Mechanics and Tradesnlen.
To WM WooD, ESQ. Canandaisua.
BLOODY AFFRAY.-The Red River Republican
of the 23d furnishes the following account of ter
rible atiray which occurred in the Parish of Ayoy
elles on the 2lst inst. Ii appears that Thomas II.