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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13
Mr.. Clnv o,, Slavery.
From The Lexington (Ky.l Observer aud Reporter.
Ann IN s.,ntn,,.l,n- Is

From III, Lexington tkyl Observer aud Reporter.
ASHLAND September 2 fSii.
hiR. WICKLfFFE:-iht editor o. q neIGhhornS
print (;he Kentucky Gazette, Of Lesinglou,i calling
my attention 10 letter of G. II. Ciey, Esq. unGer
date OF the 10Th juiv, lSli and addressed 10 Cot D.
]. Speed, of Ithaca, has appealed 10 M. with so
much esrDestness and with purpose OF such an
AFFECTED sirlcerity to say whether approve or dis
approve Of that ieiier that have not the heart 10
deny that editor the very great qualification which
ne will derive from tile perss ot this note, espe-
cally when it gives me so Little trouble to write H.
Mr. c. n. Ciay's letter was written withou, my
knowledge, without any consultation with me, ana
Without any authority from ne. never ssw II until
read il in he public prints. That gentleman il M
independent citizen having perfect right TO enter
tain anG svow his own opinions. ] asa not respcnsl-
5ie for them, and he ia not for mine. SO tar a. he
ysutres TO interpret ny feelings, be has entirely
msconceveG them. hclieve him 10 ne equally
mistaken ~ 10 ia0sa in the circle OF nv personal
friends and neighhors generally.
In ni- speech, addressed 10 lie Senate oil the Uni
ted stuss and in resolutions which offered 10 that
BODY, in my address 30 Mr.. Msndenhall, about two
wears ngo, md various other public occasions,
have fully. freely, and explicitly, syowed my senii-
ments and opinions the subjects ofthe institution
uf slavery ard abolition. adhere 10 them, without
any reservation have neither entertained, Cor ex-
pressed, publicly Tor privately, any others. And my
friends and .igbbOrs genrTUy 50 tar US have IN
exchanged sentiments with them, coincide entirely
with me.
The sentiments and opinions. expressed by nae,
may be briefly stated TO be- lst. That Congress has
no power or authority over inc institution osavery.
II. Tha, the existence, maintenance and co=Iiau-
ancc Of that institution depends, exclusively, upon
the p0wer and authority OF the respective States
within wlichit ia situated. And 3D. That Congress
c'.nnot Interfere with slavery in the District OF Co.
luHbia, without violation OF good iei;h 20 the States
Of Maryland and Virginia, implied, II not Expressed,
IN The terms, objects, and purposes Of the grant OF
ten miles square TO the gen-ta government
So far from the Success OF the wing cause hay
ns any Injurious tendency, as l.s been alleged,
e:ie.- will have powerful effect in renquIiizing
and harnlouizing all parts OF ;ne Union and 10 Civ
ng confidence. strength, snd security 10 all the
great interests of our country.
hope thai Your editorial neighhor will be now
satisfied And, a. trust that | do Eot exaggerats
The pleasure which this renewed expression OF nay
views and o?iGcns will give him, is il 700 much 10
anticipate liza! he will fofthi. renoGucs the error
%: his ways. and come =;rligh, oul stanch and
sterling Mhgl YouTs respectfully.
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THE TRIBUNE.
WHlG NOMINhTIONS:
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10.

Eag- The POLITICIANS REGISTER, containing the
Elections in the several States by Counties IN 1917
and :, all the subsequen, Elections down TO TINS
line, has just been Issued from this Office This is
our Rcei Ter, containing the nearest approximation
we can make 10 the Popular Vore in the rrcent Eiec
tons Of Virginia, Indiana Missouri, DC &c. with
List OF the present Congress- Times OF Holding
Elections, &C. &c If YOU want it, send in. as The
edition is bu, small Price l2i ceuts or 81 per
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DIED

On Wednesday, li.h September H. g r1e,ln.tI5o =
MARY SHE,, VIE Of JOlS tUSrsTrs -Is,. ssei = 49,
7 ha :fiJnas and are % i!s9 Fanny ir..
attend her funeral Tn! tntry Aite:EDs.. i ess
No ~ IS ~ Broadway.
On Thursday. september T. HILrS. aife of wut,ae
DAVIS
Tie friend o ire family respectfully iar..-l "a s,,
the fla-r- an ;a;g-!Iy 'r-Huag, ~ 'ic.grs rm =
Chasnut..ife-, without isfthef invitation
September g. ul typhgs ieycf. HsRLNs " oou. ~ g.
Ero1S .yu. "a thu .stli sssr OF a. aga.
lii. frcad aud @-guainEucc. ai0 nse Ia al;sud i IT,
raj tom hi. l1c 'cSicacc rcoptG AvelEs. Tons Arr
nooH. nj o'clock
September H. after loas lae>. jon. "sgsE. 10 ne =,
year his axe
,.p,enbe: H. LIZA v.e OF ise"a C.. Oty Ss,i S, y.
Scaiamb-r H. iir. uEL.St korifs. 6g,d - ,clrs
At SlaEghs. tie wefDlns 81 Sspt,u!5cf II. fHAy,
youngesi >ou Of William Coz ger, E.l.
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REVOLUTION ~ BRoAuwir.-Ne are glad 10 see
tia, The silly and rid.cuo1= rotion hat mas hereto
trnnztd one side Of Broadway with pedestrians, to
The sercu. Inconvenience OF all, and left the oPPo-
siie spacious walk comparatively deserted is gradl
ally giving way before the prrsenc OF srce-si'y and
lie promptngs o! common sense. This 81 especial
~ apparent in That portion Of the great Ihofonsharc
below Fu!ton--t. As 10 the hundreds who PRONE
made ~, and down the two shilling side without
any ohrr bcsiisss than to display their new gpur
chased dry goods to the loungers about the hotels,
OF course there no .elom to be looked Tor in that
quarter. ! heir Gaze is hopeless. Sensible people,
however are beginning TO discover that they get
over ground quite III adyania geousy on the East
the West side OF tie great onnabus panorama tne!
goes whifing AMI Gathering along. This is the age
If discovery, and shall be astonisDe to see,
one OF these days, peops WAC are actually sone-
body ven;uring 10 20 up town r,G Greenwch street,
provided II; Is their di,ec instead OF gong hall
nile out OF their way to De jauEled and suhocatrd
in the mob Ct Broadway
sr LIZ Jglr EsR.sr: per EUGENE SUE. Au-
!-ur ,!rs mysteries sc Paris fiati,iIde ste. etc.
ga the ,.r;gioa French has reached lis ourn
Der in Mr. Wirchestsr's editisu, "a vel! As II Mr..
Hefbert's excellent translation.
n oss IuspRro soNcs Odgiaal aad Selac;-
Ell: B; E. iyzs, j.. have ast 5e-n handsomely is
-uad oy J. Manchester they itm IN admirable
collection OF Songs aud ,ilsic, having been brought
together WIKI express elsfenoe 10 TIER complete
a=.s s. whole. They Should find piece IL every
..tnj'y vvAere aius;e Is ci:!l.r=:e4 md eljosed.
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ASLAvER.-Ca9iaia hieacon. ofthe ship Jessore,
who arrived here yesterday, from China, reports
that on the 1l,h of August, latitude South, loogi-
tdie 81 West, hi, ship was iTsd into by a heavy
srs-d brig under The Spanish coiors The ciiicer
WHO boarded reported that she sas eleven days from
,te coast of Afnca, with three hundred slaves She
hsd been chased By Brush vessel of war. She had
no, her compliment of slaves on board. After hsv-
iDg been detained an hour the brig made sail to the
Westward.
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coroS:R,s OFFICE.


a DROWNED NAM ne JOrOhtf was ms inofH-
ing led hold I'm nqsst ,!a body II apparently
abn'sr name uakunSnj v j" "a. found h'sns Ia Tie
North Rive, opposite the pper DOCK, n; Mrni@,ianyia
MYSTERIOUS DsATH.-AbOHt 10 .ciGck on
Wcdnssday night ns Mir George ~. Nobla pas,ns
through Mercer street NJ the %. Aniy he
discovered "a man oSnc James Hail. nbarsf, -J resides at
the Sh aud 18th street I'm: IN Ire gutter
dying sa;e Immediately called fJr assistance ard hHd
hn :ayen Wu.-t-r Whch.hus. where he
afterwards expired His ribs broken int wound
neck and suppo'e c must have been Knocked
down m III omnibus heavy vehicle, and ovsr.-
me Coroner cliedt0 =oA inquest.
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s,u. JacAxom on Texas.


Gea. jackson has lu.t written another letter IN
favor of Annexation 10 MOSES Dawson Of Cln-
einnati. lie disposes of the equity OF the qaes-
hon in The following paragraph:
'Letu, Mexico has right To the territory of Tex
tDrr ~
sSss OF the guarantees OF citizenship Intended treaty
SS Tsn da ~ sn %s conveyed to n, and thu,
title recognized by all the civilized Wo'a vs. te only
CONVEYED Old Span and she od not convey ~" Mexico
How then does Mexico derive her lite she pretend, 10
none e.c.pt hat results from the federation winch was
formed in 1884 founded revolution, IN winch compact
Texa, expressly stipulated that her ,epsate sovereignty was
msy force gives Mexico e 70 the Territory unless she
show that she has CONQUERED onesnd we examine me
claim seneed By the hattie OF san Iacnto after whca
n Safe There IS tn opp
ton nov by Mexico 20 the Annexation Of Texas 10 the
OF the loyalty of the citizens OF Texsi
Is this a fair and full statement Whist &C
count does it take of the fact that zoe have made
a solemn treaty of Boundary with Mexico, by
which We expressly recognized her as the owner
of all Texas Since then, some OF our People
have gone into that Territory and wres;ed 1t
from Mexico-how righliuily or wrongfully is not
material to our present inquiry. Suffice II that
our Treaty is palpabic bar to our CLAIM on
Texas, and PLAN covenant on our part not TO
extend our dominion over any part OF the FERN
tory we admitted to be Mexican without her con-
GENT. FIVE take possession OF It, in defiance Of
the earnest, indignant protest OF acxIco, 70
matter on what specious psete1t, DO "e not clear
" violate our engagements with her
w- The NANTUCKET Telegraph heretofore a
Y Enr -.
and come out strong for Clay and Fre'inghuyaen
A good change, under which il cannot fail 10 pres
per.
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IA! IA! ia! H.i uAt An oi m.uE atrics o is .caao
meal friend Hear HIM: Sir. I'm Disguised With You iod ioa
tSm!y iOu -fa rsh: ,our children -nir1!o hnt lotr
covered with sLup"s sad if 80 -nSp" t-,'
yslor guinea. and y"u have the folly 10 i"l M lA
your hands chHpped WIZ. POUNDS ono 'inslt 9'so
the wuncefu Jones linrn Chemical S"rp wound rd 200
al your comp ants make your cbircn rert, soib 80
white rHba.irG. cure ~ hcr pmr--. bite6-s. ~
feUm, er'pe,r bnn. tan. Eut2hs- sHi tmosi "-i'
your old lrzI. i,es young tEhn. BOLD! h"lc. NhsN'-
get IL Why he OF The irior,c"n E-gis, y b.
han J23 }r1adwty. Nsw IOfz. az ~ Fulton ,;
BrUUk.yn. i!'f t.t'F
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These avowals were Pubsiled all oser The Coun-
trv-rot less than 60, coo copies OF each Of them
by us in The Log CABIN. In some cases, Wings
who were opposed 20 Bank d!savowed TIE Bank
az an issue IN the cnalcst-tbe Loco.Focus con-
SANITY asserting that it was Ike maia i--ue,-
Generally the Wings said, No; We are not CON-
luitted and pledged to make Bank--we are
deadly hosdle to the Sub Treasury and shall re-
peal It, adopting such substitute as calm dclibc-
ration shall dictate ard The public voice de-
mand.' Some, and among them Messrs. Clay
and Webster, SAID they beiieved Bank would he
iound beneficial il not Indispensable oilers
though: and said differently. But no one either
said or believed that Gen Harrison would veto
INK, or tina, the Wigs were pledged not 10
create coe. 1t is shameful that John Tyler should
in his valedictory letter, resort 10 the gTcssesi
faisehood on q matter 50 notorious.
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Scp'erloef II. sfr- ABR.RlY p NB-;zgEE 70 81. ".
daughter u liza si ii-r,naas, r .s,. sli o." ~,
Scp'e5nD"r -. il' sYIaCAa RssE.T-oS. Of J-s-y 80
- Nss NARY Dow. oi iAil city %
September 10 NJ y Itsny iIuHsrti e &. 'sats - ,
rarn o. tnf, cIty
september g Rrv J. SMITH HoBAsy Of i'n,o1 C.-. r..
is-n. sia JASE ipCI-A. crn=ht=t VI AEdis T. ,i,.-
of Brooklyn.
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tcfnIvt.t.
In 202 towns, the WniE majority stands
sl,5e oyer kellogg. 6 SIG Do. oyernli.. 80
MAJ against the Wings East / LIS: Net GAIN 40
The Legislature will stand nearly tdus -
Hhirs Sena;e....al Hou.e.....I35 To.a!....-'i;ss
IOeD, .... = - 49,. - 49,. -
VIM, . > s.
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MARINE COURT. Beio7e Judge SHERMAN.
AforJ.cei .ivars rs. Edward Naturalization

re-ve -ss ,- :lI-y 70 sou-e y" - Nliieet
yh-h va e.sst. II 1888. b. 'ir iet, 20 vi j
.t us innun Ia =. lett so1! crniron n me eng u
he YEA. :. yhe tlEea reasonable wear a.; tear e1reltd
Mir Nive-s contents sifer not '1e l
a. nan bssn efscef legs lost. windows broSe &c at' lie
present acton j. entered - - q, -,,,-- =. ss
- ,.os VINO testified i4t house sad ut-t sit 10 poser
rTdsr &c 4 va. 11 shown iat untar i.iny ha ocili.
NIL In. bor i.f a N un after Mclean we'd oni 'efdct
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The Empire state For Ever.

The Wing State Convention which assembled
at sy.ac4se on Wednesday, was organized by the
choice OF FRhNcIs GRANGER, President, and pro-
cceded to select unanimously the following State
Ticket.
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II From NV GRENADA, b. the brig Chares,
Capt. Chapman, trori Ssyan!.i= las, understand
hat ;he.e Is no news regarding the political sd.irs
ot New Grenada The probability is that Genera!
Ihomss MoEquara will be elected for the next
p-asilpn,r
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BaIL=T'- MILITARY :'HlvIrs tRzis.-ilrEuis--.ofi y
v9udyl by Is II. BAILEY, Ripthsc-rlo< Hal. B,uutiH.
,r 50 ya.r- r7,t with une.Gmpiei itt nu- W
ae every aLa hl Union. aud pros"i to To tH1 s- a.
,~a ever iay.nud for tEayl1. III real estc 7Hf cont
over 81 pot, htVa hssn .o1 aud ~ ~ pots hive
In Da,i yqar Il Tor .s;c nhu'-ssn hf :, M" ef
druS md ansf de!-- N etv foFs ty md Of ~ pro
url.,,, m Hfsoti;H ~ raVt
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pt4rL=s ASP pRgAslN@. DuT Uros The Eirs-Irst
.rnh.s. r exon. Ers much tsh.srs tb4 ,"-i'
ancs rud uvrraat t-t the tfs'- = - uHhrs T
,.ia u-r be eruys. .r' sd - 81 - 81 i
stock S-r,sp-r rh ch ths b- pu nraior sra Alir
OF t. .y.sn eyer Bgicre tn .uH"s Sni a. ~ c
lnnnf Il sncr % reaI- hnt lanf 81 .nf D. kra
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a Movement Ia Pennsylvania.

Gen. TApMAs c. MILLER, late OF The State SEN
ale, and stEersl other prominent ciuzensof Dick
inson, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, who
have always acted with what claims to DC the
Democratic party, but who still cling to the Coo
srinc of tho old Democracy that Protection 70
Home Industry is aene6cent and indispensable,
recently held meeting ana addressed letter to
James h. Folk, asking him. g WI yOu sastaia
the present Prefecture Tariff Polk refuses TO
give them an answer, just as he had before 1efu,
sed to answer the question" Are you in favor OF
me Immediate Annexation OF Texas on tie terms
Of Mr. Tyier's Treaty AFTER waiting long
enough, the Pennsyiyanians held another meet
ing few days since, and resolved that they would
aot support Mr.. Polk for President.
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X Ihs "a. Iadi, jiti wsu'c;ai - ups'.'t
b,Il n t..Htiu "a sex without et-rf td,tl-. aai.s
m 49, f aEa .h ~ .tsiulng uf iu rHy "sT h!Ufn.
an 4 4, u-f'tcy faautslt - ~ n.ui- sB rcs -'i'.
, III, 81. ru tn he ~ - Is sii,sa4 By th-
M :. IA ,h. .it. WHO nave used 3 long urc HL1
,tI!l contiua- 10 u,5 ~ : 10 - /: uU taId, 81.
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Tnon read the following from his speech at
DAYTON, O1io. Sept 10Th, lS40:

ilr. Madison signed TIE law creating NnOnoi 3ans,
because H. louch Ihnt In. country rUuG not
t,e collected 90 DISTURBED bot advantage without The
uarpilnn OF such establishment sad n rT letter IT,
Sherrod Williams irt plan ihli OF tn.
s!cn ciuG only he collected Hnd 'sbhssd m the most 81
ie:,s -. 10y mean. BnHs mad i clear nprint
MINORITY the pc pie az tn Uui'cd Sta desired
as,itunn iaeH. Hu ta2n only. wrui slgn b to
charter q Ma innal Bank
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D,LLly's MAGICAL PAN tyTRAcrnR -iLvs IN; u''..'
!y curing burns, .c-us. J,' aud ~ ailammatyV ensga..
Al b. - rike.street r; stu5s FROM ruhtw1y. III s
lev be ,Yit lac cover Of s'efy tcI a..
Il ptgson. - u
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II Hon. Joas QUINCY ADAMS has been unani-
mously renominatcd Tor Congress: by the Wings
Of tie With tNoFfoik) Congressional District,
Massachusetts,.
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SUPERIOR Couar-No<. 20, e. l8, TO- 40 ~ d.
81. -. 81. - to IS iuclusi:e
CoMwos PLEAs-Nos 10. ), D. 81 %, DO 81
- N t;n
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THURSDAY.

c0r-RT OF COMMON PLEAS. Bsfo!e judge UisnoEF.
FxE
Aaron Lnscheimer ~. Christian l.aug.-Aetien
,r SANDER nS,rr f;on assertion cs the par: OF L-n: nn
IN, world sal inscenef has been Euiif oil eiiy. aAn
nke oc a. san Prison Gers-ry. Ee'e:od % ycs'c
Ns-,itr. i,r nj. ylttr
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~ "
XXXiV. LORENZO BURROWS. Orleans.
This is Il noble, glorious Ticket MlLLARp
FILLMORE the People already know full well,
and, knowing, they confide in and esteem him.
He acquired moro reputation in Congress than
any other man who wasted SO little OF the req
Pies time in making Speeches. Able, intelligent,
patriotic, he roso by simple force OF character
to be Chairman of the Committee OF Ways and
Means, Justly regarded as the leading position in
tho House, in the DETAINED but glorious and bene-
fccnt Wing Congress Of l64l-2. AT the close
of that term, his constituents ANONYMOUSLY
pressed ON him reelection, but he declined it or
account Of the pressure of his private duties and
the necessity of devoting some time to his own
affairs. He has since, though earnestly desiring
retirement and declining Office, been a most untr-
ing and efficient champion Of Wing principles,
and has defended the Protection of Home Indus
try and opposed the Annexation of Texas from
Cattaraugus to Fulton County. Wings of New
York YOU owe an enthusiastic and Determined
effort to this ardent and able champion OF your
Country and your Cause. You mil give 1T
To doubt is TO distrust your fai'hfllness and
honor! Commence noio
SAMUEL ]. WILKIN is less universally
known, but equally worthy. He was devoted
and efficient champion Of the Peoples Rights IN
the Legislature of 1924, when Wright, Van Blu
rem &, Co. deprived the People OF the privilege
of choosing tho Electors OF President. lie was
elected to Congress from Orange County IN 1880,
n
against Jackson majority OF LOGO strong. lie
has since been kept out OF puollo life by severe
illness, frcm which he bat recently recovered
But ne il the same faithful, upright, beloved
champion of Popular Rights and whatever con-
duces t. Public Good to-day that he has ever
proved himself, and he will draw out u great vote
wherever he is known. We have known and es-
teemed hun long, and shall do, if possible. more
for the Wing Cause than we otherwise would be-
of the same spirit.
WILLIS HALL and JOHN A COLLIER
are both men whom the People would gladly sup
port for stations of still greater responsibility,
though there can hardly be posts of higher honor.
Their selection to head the Wing Electoral Tick
ct will deepen the general enthusiasm in favor Of
the Wing Cause and its gallant Champions
Wings of New.York. You have now a noble
Ticket, worthy OF your sutirages and your best
exsrtions. On to the conflict and the victory
~ SAMUEL WORKS of Niagara Co. has
been nominated for one of the four Canal Com
missioners He has been Member OF the State
Senate for the last seven or eight years, and "a
most faithful, capable, and useful public servant.
He will strengthen the Ticket IN the West.
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MniHP,

The Boston Atlas has returns fEorn 30 addi-
ionsl towns, making the aggregates as ieiio"s;
1874 1871
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IN CnGnel, Ns.icni Pam !s,tric:" FER slIGo-t isa
trnI1.Ing !. IAN trm buns sud Drci,, segins Wiih
even ssar soils only I.uial TO .. CluiDaadi ,tiJ-
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Things In Philadelphia.
Pa,t.px.rut.. Sept. IL

ANOTHER MuRpER.- iouag Aub't. vino We
,si. an Tsaslny rnoruing f-n street ~ SONS ~" ~
uyr con r.nians VINO arrested T. await tire FeSI vi e
,r,,,c.l ,7r ,p; ,r 43nut - clos an. mctu1: M, Is
.snt h.n 10 IN u1,imry grave were intimate "cGi-3i ses
ad bu, Tor ia. IMPROPER Use 0 slFnE GFnS "ouu never
nlyr occurred ,,.
jISlrrn STATES u.s. HALE This important case
will he .ec,sd To rrcirow Judsc Rdn!a del-e'' d op'"
>rItNrin ExtnBIrioN.-Iho Pennsy !vauia ilor-
,irultu,I TX nhnn winch commences on t'nc'. = reN
will be n ,a cen ns!'aofhap, the h-st ever
y cnpiinue days. The arrangements nc" il"l.ls
rN'rGpn scss. 1r. tI e\iiDl'n ~ i'''' w
oruuy tic tyyn ,ranG Saloons the pmlsd-ipha NU'ati
C.SE OF DAIIy.-i! N ca-t at john Dhli>. ~
the murder of I!ah-w Hapm't. 1 clunue' - excite ia
atleitina If nr.. potion ui oar community ih9 ''-'
ne IN Tho amnnnyea tn. winch + "a; the ri>t vuil"l's
form, re h, hcv=S if- irr 80 witnesses az.
yi L. gone through with tn-ngi. when ne "h ~ ShGi
law mol hley Ne sd by Arguments of toh>-
ra ,s,re suisy Their eye.n Ia prove ~ ann
The proof against him l. ~; the strongest character
STOCKS the transactions to-day "'r' h@Git
sh with Int 'ti- change in prros Girij B' nto'.d
- t. S,aa 3sns isli u;i b. saiins Gsirond b"''N efi
y,, Eo%rt- .i-.-tl i.ns 70 si7fc Iteedr- Ralsod
Bonds ~, 81 cs.Otrars Ca, 53- SOU lie ~
lj.i Canal Loan g. SUU uTny -. ltV. Old. U.s. h+-
state. IA 81, - Srhuylki Navigation n ,
Ssr.uJ ByarGtV nn,d Sa'e' Bank 81: $3.50 Len Aes
SaIp Nrws-i! ?. u ClenrsdH nj, afternoon
Bark Louisa Gallagher. Havana. Bss ~. b,Gc! s'9a
-. Boston s,niil. B'ns,. do Schr' - w zen w ~
Isv- M Kruger, R;ca, Sa-u; Plr", B''ho? Boston Eh"
i5n., Providence; A'1aln, Fo', i's'hi+nens' DtUit
nq,k.r i'ur,s Itoy. rinna u n,'.',. ,h-'e'.,A
;; e. Briisnt. ii,l y. YORK sieamrs rtricus Levy :
ard Augusta. Gou.d y Work WI, ,.,
'l,rri ST. TN ti7'm rer n'"a- Noffr"'e Us Ia
NYork P,:er E.,t-r Drnck. ) is from Pfc'idencs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

II Gov. OwsLEr, of Kentucky, WEE in.nguraied
at Frankfort on the 9TH. lie has appointed Ben.
Hardin of Nelson Secretary Of State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

IL CHARLES GIBBONS, ESQ. has been nomjns'-
Cd ioF State Senator by tbs Wings Of Phi!adsl-
phia City. He is one of the most ardent, i..-
donitable, energetic working Wings In PennsyI-
vsnis, and has done the cause good service IS
President OF the National Clay Club. We trust
the Wings OF Philadelphia will take care that his
majority does not fall below 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

\ DELICIOUS Ham or Has ros TssgK SglLisgs osl
June,s tuhl iIJr Ehtu'susri-tgr tesutiiu.. cAe,4i
growth and rendering The hair tul. s-rs saii ~.
.urn. and keeping II, oos 'lmes 'ot no" - ihr-ss
nss bottle" the ,i.H u ib- AIsrcn Ez,a 81 thst.s
street or - Broadway, leg Futon - Bnus!yr. siSass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

PORTABLE SEAyl.s CAsrs.-The iub,rrihcTs have com
pad TIER arrangements :ts manufacture Of The nbore o
which, nrse varsity iy tor exlrnaton benc Of
ing hi, advantage. that the articles they coptan OF tia s
quality, and the mott useful among which is the metallic
Table, fer keeping perfect order. The public are
invited TO examine The Tcst Furnishing Store. 1Ca Broad
WY. si0 0Al 6. SAUNDERS Bun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

RocUss ARREsTsD.---iwo enterpdsing young
i,,-l named jacob Ariio!d arr jonathan iofm-rgr.,
were rrree ed on Monday lost, b, Constabiz G.ei.
and CONT, ;si 20 jsi for swiaaiug sleer-.iori,
ir7ni ,sci!uy III. county OF ;He,e Goars ~ To
thinIble game. Re4d!ng .Fa.l JoarlaI.