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, 1844-07-13

NrrS from UaatingtoH,-A Wash
in@ton correspondent Of The \. York
Express writes:
An extra session Of the Cabinet
WAS held Yesterday, dune e. at
which the question. It Is rumoret. o!
IN extra session Of Congress was fix
ed upon. or at least debated. and the
first OF October Was assigned for lis
commencement. II IS further rumor-
ed amongst the Tyler men that three
members Of tie Cablre,-Messrs.
CALuory, Mason. and NEL,oX-hayc
made their continuance in ihc Cabinet
tie %iar ql4 nm Of the withdrawal o.
the President from the campaign as i
can0ldltc. Contrary TO MY usual
rule OF believing rumors these cone
in such Il shape that / am forced 10
believe the substance Of them true
Tina, tie extra session of the Cabinet
was held. | know 10 he true; that the
Tyler men believe the objects n
have been what | have stated, know
also.
, 1844-07-13

PARroX.--The MadiSoRian announ,
ces officially, that the Queen Of En-
Gland has pardoNed II American pri,
soners now in Van Dieman's Land.
, 1844-07-13

JOE SMITH, is said to have left in the
hands of his wife, a document appointing
his successor, which she was directed 10
open, on the third day after his death.
, 1844-07-13

1--we have news Of the arrival ofthe
Hon. Caleb Cuahing, Minister for the
U. s., at Macao on the 25th Februrry.
, 1844-07-13

LEONARD H. SIlINIS, of Greene
THO'S 3. HUDSON. of St. Louis,
RATLIFF BOON of Pike,
JOHN THORNTON. Of Clay
AUG. JONES, Of Washington.
, 1844-07-13

TUR GOVERNOR.
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, 1844-07-13

TOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM 3. \ J. IND
, 1844-07-13
Democratic Ticket.

FOR CONGRESS.
STERLING PRICE, Of Charlton,
ID. c. II. PARSONS, CT Pike,
JOHN S. PHELPS, of Greene,
JAS B. BOWLIN, of St. Louis,
JAS II. RELFE, of Washington.
, 1844-07-13

J=James s. Green and Thomas l..
Anderson, Esqnircs, Democratic and
Wing Electors, fer This District, will ad-
dress their ftllow-citizens al the follow
ing times and places, to Wit:
II N~ew-London, Rails Co., 18th inst.
Bowling Green, Pike co. 18th "
Troy, Lincoln county, 18th "
St. Charles, 2otb "
Warrentou, Warren CO., 23d
Danyi!ie, Montgomery, Goth "
, 1844-07-13

independent Candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
The Rally of western Ohio:

PIorA, Miami Co.. o.. ii y. NJ. sub Aug. lSii.
To the Editor Of The Tribune:
am here at the great Convention. A pro-
cesson more than two miles in length is Just
passing, with bands of music and banners innu-
nerable The day is without cloud. The
scene begg;us description. The streets are full OF
men, women and children, greeting each other
with shouts OF victory and songs Of triumph. All
agree that it far exceeds the great Convention
when Cen Harrison spoke here in l640 both in
numbers aud in enthusiasm. The immense null
tiudc, after dinner, will be addressed by ALFRED
KELLY of Columbus, and WILLIAM BEBB Of
Hamilton, B. SToRLX Of Cincinnati, and other
distinguished speakers, who have already ar
rived. The Council fires Of the Miami Tribe
are burning You shall see their light in No
vcmber. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
CITY INTELLIG ENC E =.
TUESDAY.
,,cr cYaNCELLoR's COURT. Before Hon. VIZ. 1.
VIZ sI,lor-y Vice Chancellor.

TUESDAY.
,,,,r cu.ScELLoR's COURT. Before Hon. VIZ. I.
VIZ NCouy Vice Chancellor.
"a DECISIONS ~ pivoEcR. n.
uo,r AGAINST GEORGE w. HoLT.-Di-
;,culo natrinonl tiron the marriage tlr WIN cost.
,hs complainant. Snrnb lOi'a'e VIC eE'-u'' " 49,
eaT Io, 70 ri RIpsR against CELEsTm R. RIpER-pi-
,o,-e frnrr the marriage tie: Ss Mrp
-Illyorce fror, the marriage tie, the complainant
~ have the cu,i.dy al the child. sc GrR
WILLIAM GuKNsY against oAkollNe .' w - y, -
,.Dyotce Ifon the mainse ue. the compaioan 70 rr
,,Sdy OF the children. the youngest cnd % s ces'
I'd ecimaie child Of the marriage as wen fs e
Gu nrcsloSs on xXcEPTioNs. sc.
u,srs Doup RS. JOHN JACOB AsroK.-SuIt 10
-, ~ M Of ground. Exceptions were taken to The pea.
he Wee Chancellor decided as .e u, b. allowed To- tand
~ nirr II presents several distinct in.e,s % H.
tending u, !, * unhke the plea E"saidus w. Innly
nneh mage ID The objection nt u . 10 ~ " ~
ohut ,hs. ar four deience which are not allowed 10 NC
'anns W, If plea IN TN, iata To II MS plea Bea
m Il isl mus. therefore oy.rrnle ~ m = r ,n,,te,
r, d.lencan: with TO hum to set w Inc she n''e'
oil q IatiS FMxoss. and Other, rs. WALTER SKID
MORE aud hers-Eacept,ons were ned 1s tie saJc
Escrp,o. AIKEN to the master iepol IF b eScet
canno, ~ rel ef h oart. Of the become na,eni
nc, Of me @ a III PSS e az
~ hi papclpal bosa ice pucPAie u;ust .e
~ H.. ,nortnce &c must. therefore allow me e1cep.l'
~ Ls Master report w;h costs. ~ be taxed o'uef acoo''
| ingly. L. 49,, ,y,vr &c NJ ColJyisy
4
~ V,x RySssytAER-cn plea that the same Cues
no. was pendnl ano,ae' sc IN TINS court a " .s y
80, ...: II was anJ exceptions we're taken 10 tlc ''
e-s rpn;, ordered that the eNcept"ns 10 ue uSe' 'e
! onr b. oyerru ed with costs. TO tie taxed. H.,
| Ions RANKIN rs. FRANCIS fhlcE' ana oIne's
one,n m relation 10 funds IN the hands Of one OF me 1
-, nj the Court the sale Of roftsa. ell pieins A,e
c, wns referred 10 master 10. ne purpose o. a,re'lai
~ her the u,uney belonged to MI ffee ana was app
s6le 10 me payment mog"se pursuant 10 Zee q.
rbc,her n belonged her person Tor wnHi ar zee -
% Tbe Master reported that il belonged 10 Nh pce ana
~ ,h., he ,o,s exceptions ne Court thinks Una. lne sse'
nj
n, the fusion 10 effect Order oyertrn: 'ne sN
r;,ons n Inc Masters report and thai the ioGey ~ tne
hands Of the master be pad over 10 the teisnaa neoge
| Inkiey ON account of his mousaged dept. &c c.,
| "rtSow,S .nD ANTHONY >. HoPE 80 GEORGE
made 10 the Masters re
- w. m the in.nic.ncy Of the answer when weis Ieieea
~ nother Master, and the exceptions allowed In .ou
thinks the Muster erred the answer sulnceh' o' e p
| poses OF the suit
u. s. DISTRICT COURT. Before Judge B.rrs.
In the case of the steamboat Victory, now .;Ins
sunk on the eench At William sbursh and winch has been h
hsIs f wages and other der:inds against her the Court
ave decision Of the beants. the Clerk 10 nscenr
the amount of the various Claims with costs and Tie Nesse
be suld with view 10 IN adjustment OF said claims.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
Saratoga Springs.

CoHepofseNe VI - SARATOGA Aug. lsh. leA'
Nrssss. Ept1oRs Every body knows 'i'a' s"''
,,og, ;s ,be soul and center OF fashion H."
-, II, our whole country, at this season u ''.'
oar Ar rbs present time the number oil V'S''o's -
.,,,,.,suv lsree. There are probably mort "'0
bere for Measure than preft-to rH''fcae IVA"
- ..r,,;, and am not quite sure bat thai IN man!
go. ,hs e,b;laration and pleasurahIe eSc'er'i'"'
oass s.;,l 10 health as the medicinal proper
ties OF the walers. - Et
I, wonderful TO see how the success OF lie u''
ssren, Hotels is de;eendent upon popular sAo''e-
n,snt. The L. States stands first. II" =" -
H. r ,bev can be received, which Is not ai"ats
the case. as they are very much crowded. ".o 80
Time This Hotel takes the fashIon-ihs 'eA,r u.
I'm, the Union takes the tcieAt. lie cHOi :,
crowded TO Overlooking every day. rs'e 10 "y'
:, tho Union than any other tro Ho'e's IN 'he
-. Tho third among The first class Oh fio''is'
: ~. CONGRESS- Hall. The Congress, however Is
I;y;, ~, is mast slores 1t is well hlled however
:, conner well help being, CT this season Vi 'he
year. uo,.Is IL the
The first among the second class Of Hotels Is ''e
Pavilion. All the industry, energy, ana 'aie"'
which distinguished the old iar-iamed faV''lon oe
| a. a.
fore il was burned, is thrown into the new" as 1t Is
kept by the same proprietor. will venture 10 say
that the private accommodations and a,sl''Ins , u
N. Pavilion are not surpassed by any other h"'e
in In. MAGE In feet, The success Of these second
best Hotels depend upon their superior accommoda
tons, while that OF the first upon their name a an[
fame. speak ofrhc Pavilion from experience and
| presume the same may be said OF the American ',.
and several other decently wel-conduc'ed pubic
houses OF the same class.
There are several classes Of visitors who come tf
the Springs. The frstare the fashionable class VINO
come for pleasure, to see and be seen, TO court ant
be courted The second are the thinking quis'' OF
derv class, who come for recreation and relaxation
from business. They not usually over-stocKe'
with money, and il they are they have no desire Il
throw it away The third class are those who CONF
from necessity they are invads, and they come II
recruit their health under the renovatng properties
of the waters. | may speak more at length OF tn
characteristics of the several classes Al future time
Yours, Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
Indiana-The Popular Vote.

We do not know whether the Wings have car
ried the Legislature OF Indiana. bat it now seems
exceedingly probable that they have. One Of
our private letters from good source before the
Election said, Look to Wayne and Putnam if
the Wings carry them entire, you may hope for
the State They haze carried them, and some
more that we hardly expcctcd.-Morgan, for in
stance. If the rest of the State has done as well
as the counties heard from, (and we have now
more than half the population) the State is ours
decidedly. Yet the Evening Post is trying TO
cipher up Loco gain on the Popular Vote Let
us sce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14


Wing maj. now l,79s Do. last year, 1862.
Wing gain, SO far, I,036. Total Loco ma
jority last year, 2,Ol3.
Ripley, jennings Rush, Vanderburg, Vigo, and
Randolph, Wing; Brown, Clark and Washing
ton, Loco, same as last year; Putnam vote not
I'M gives US two Wings instead of two Locos /;
Spencer is Wing gain of Member, but was
Wing for Governor last year.
The Evening Post ciphers out Loco gain of
203 on the Popular Vote of sixteen Counties
but hop 1t first claims 600 majority in Broom,
where the total pote was but AGA last year. and
that was a largo one. 1t then takes the Repre-
sentative vote in Switzerland as the test, which
It manfes,ly was not. The Madison (Ind.)
Banner before US states expressly that the Loco
Foco Representative of last year has been re-
elected under pledge 10 vote for Wing U. S.
Senator" The average vote on the County
Ticket shews that the Senator was the real test.
And why Because Kelso's apostsey from the
Wing party had created great excitement, and he
and Henry were opposing candidates last Fall. The
Wings claimed to elect Henry by one majority,
but the Senate decided agains, him. Now the
race has been run over-bctween the same men,
Henry and Kelso-and Henry has - majority.
Who does not see that this would naturally be the
test vote
The best sign of all is the increased pOte, though
there were last year Governor, Lieutenant, and
Members of Congress TO choose i'll addition to all
that was at stake this year. And the increase is
usually nearly all on the Wing side, except III
Dearborn, where the poll IS much enlarged by
Naturalizing and (the Wings CHARGE BY foul
voting. The lay oF the land now shows how the
still greater vote for President viii bear.
The Journal Of Commerce (Which the Albany
Argus has still the dishonest etfrontery to cali
Waig paper is helping cipher the Wings down in
Indiana Ii objects, very justly, that the first fly
ing reports are not 10 be relied on, and instances
Clark and Washington as Counties first claimed
by Wing runners. as it since appears enormously.
But tho Journal goes farther, and insists that
, Henry, Senator IN Switzerland, is not q Wing
gain, (Which we have set right above y surs over
the Wing gain OF Senator in Wayne, by pick
iny up the CinciSna,i Atlas on biunder, 50 as
10 make its readers be.ievc that the Wings have
not really gained Senator there; and then denies
point blank the Wing gain of Senator in Jeffer-
son, SAYING the Senator Is, Wiber) was Wing
before" But we have before US the Madison
Banner published in that County, which posi-
lively says:
.IrrrxRsoy CouSrY--The whole Wig tickc, esscie hy
a, syera &c majority of :0beng gam q Senator sad
"ns Representative la.l and very ss gain In the
popular vote.
Which should know best-the Banner at Mad.
ison, or the Journal here7
If the Journal has taken the JOB Of ciphcFing
away all the Wing victories this year, 1t may as
well not engage any other work from this to No
yember.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14

The OAio Statesman attempts again TO give currency TO
It's base misrepresentation with regard The Politicians Re
cisre which attributed to We need hardly again
that such work. containing tie referred
computed 2Utishtd said By connected with
The Tnbunc We have obtained copy of and md that
evidently issued by y. Hickman. bookseller in Bait
more. who without authority pat on the name OF W. H.
Gaham. periodical agent and salesman. who would
ior sale Mr. Graham has an Office IN OF. premises be-,
he has nothing IN TIE world to CO with paper and
supposed he bad He had 10 do with the get
ting Of this workman the Statesman and neither he
could ind the sbe continuing brnde alluded TO- ua al
cokins several tnes over what pupors to be his PoI
cians Register, But ali TIM apar, from The real issue
Neiierhc Eio' the Puhhss any connected with
Ths Tribune had any thing to do with COMPILING publishing
Of pamphlet The OHIO Statesman has made use of !, m
the b,ss Of dscrens The Trbuna and The Albany
Arrus Colchester pay and Co. have engaged III tie business
Do they ne, s1. 70 bear false witness axuinss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
WING CONVENTIONS.
WING state Convention.

STATE Coavention be composed of Delegates ron lie
forn.ies OF this State ecunl 70 their representation "a
80 lions, of Assembly, will be held At Syracuse on Were.
sa ,hs ersnrl day Of September next ct u O'Clock At aoa.
Tor the purpose Of uoaina;ins Candidate, loi Lao
l,sf Commissioners. be supported by the Wh-
this STATE The ensuing Eeet'o" and i"'rsnsae
~ r., business as may be deemed proper By the Goa.
veui,on. =. .,;oa tho Wings of this STAT. n
" ',l. 10 of mi, Convention: sill rs the seiectou
o sor Pr.en,a Electors does not occur bot Ooc.
." , and the election Of Canal Commissioner BY tn.
cob, OH. psnt set Tor the i, TINE the COMMITTEE
oar i.nptc,sns upon every County 70 DC July repre-
81. ALBANY. June II. lsA
THADDEI'S JOY.
IJNN TOWNSEND.
PgIESD HUMPHREY,
LANES IlDRNER. s.te Central
j PHILLIPS PH(ENlA, COMMITTEES.
SPENCER KELluGG.
DARIUS PERRlN,
WILLIAM KErCilUM. J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14

u SIMEON DurcHER, an aged and respectable
citizen of Gaines, Orleans Co. announces IN a
lettc, to the Orleans Republican that he shall
vote in favor of Clay and against Polk solely on
the Texas question He says,
Gas 10 my SELF am all old Jt6ersonton demo-
craft voted for electors 10 elect Thomas Jeiier,
son, and have supported the same principles and
voted with what was considered the democratic
party ever since As soon | read the proceed
ngs of the Baltimore Convention, determined that
" ould not vote for Polk and Dallas; and Nil thar
have reud since goes 10 satisfy me that was night
in that determination. | am strongly opposed 10 Il
United States Bank, but like my neIghbor Babbitt,
Il will 90 FOR Clay, great Bank and ull, ii needs
must be- rather than to go for Polk and Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14

NJ Democratic WING Mass Meeting Mt
Sing sing, Westch->ter County IN wednesday August
iith is4l-The Executive Committee OF the Central Cay
Committee the pleasure io announce 10 The various
Clubs City and County Of New York. aud the friends Of
CLAY and FRELI>GHUYsEs that they have made nifanse
men,s with the pruprefors Of the plendd Steamboat C"nm
bus convey who may With 10 Intend the Conventions
Sing Sing lint day.
The Columbus vii the per foot of Chamber. streeat
hnf pn,t O'clock stopping nj the Id state Prison wharf.
foot of Amos street at quarter before o'clock and
At Sing Sing al halt past II O'clock Returning. Will leave
Sing sing o'clock. arriving New YORK about O'Clock.
BENJAMIN DRAKE. Chairman.
JosEPu kEES Secretary. aul3&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14

u The Wings Of MONMOUTH County, New
Jersey, hold their Grand Rally at Midtlelown on
Thursday the a2d inst. J. n. REYNOLDS and
H. GREELEY OF this City will speak, with some
Of the abes. Wing champions in New-Jersey,
whose names will be announced hereafter The
Telegraph will take passengers from this City at
that morning and return on the evening OF that
day. 1t viii be a pleasant trip, for Jersey boys
especialY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14

nd any larger number at the rate oi SIG per
hundred, cash in advance. We will throw in
what back numbers we have 80 long they last.
We intend sending TO each subscriber, US
soon as may be, double number continuing
the jul returns of the Presidential Election,
f we can possibly afford it. Our last regular
number will announce the result.
Friends Of CLAY and FRELlNGnUysgN il you
:hink The Tribune does any good to the cause,
bllgc us by helping it 10 do more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
1,,. rrnks at vyashinston.

,.csCu.r,s-The Secretary Of tn. Treasury directed
Trace Chsins be admitted under duty OF 81 PEI een 40
vsloeri.
n II this Nullificr Bib is allowed 10 60 on
what he owes the Government by small per
cen,sge from those whose pockets ne IS upiustly
filing out OF the Public Treasury. His first
move was to abolish the duty on Madeira and
other costly Wines, or more accurately, to cut it
down from siztY to sir ans ssUeH and a hdy
cents per gallon, under most PrePoS;eTous con-
st.uct;on Of cur Treaty with Portugal. l! the
Whig Congress had affixed the same duty TO
Madeira, costing nearly dollar gallon, as to
the cheap light Wines Of France and Germany,
which do not cost twenty cents, the whole land
vopld have rcsounded with Loco. Foco clsmcr
aga;nst taxing Poor Men five times as high as
Rich Row the Secretary OF the Treasury GOES
this by subyerting the Tariff, and takes several
hundred thousands OF dollars out OF the Treasury
to fill tho pockets of few individuals, and not
whisper do we hear from them
The next attack on the 'arif is made on Trace
Chsius. The duty on these is cut down one-haif,
in paIpabe defiance Of the Tariff, which says,
sec. A, clause ID, son iron chains other than
clqin cables, foa, cents per pound;' and also
tina. the duty mus, be at least fifteen per cent.
higher on all manufactures of IRON than on the
raw material Both these provisions are modi-
fed by Mr.. Bibb's extraordinary decision Here
will be another pile Of public money to be taken
from the Treasury and given back to few In
portcrs, after they have have sold their goods.
We care more for this as d precedent than as a
practical matter, for we understand that Trace
Chains have not yet been made in this Country to
any great extent, though the duty is high. They
are made in Europe by very cheap labor, and by
hand process, and nobody has been induced to
start the business in large way on this side Of the
water. But now that The duty is in good part
nullifcd, lei us see how much the consumer is
benefted. Let US see whether the reduction of
duty accrues 10 his benefit that of the British
manufacturer. We shall take care to know.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
au1


nc Democratic Wing Mass Meeting at
Sin,. Sing, Wesches,er County, on "Wednesday August
lih lsH-rhe Executive Committee OF the Central Clay
Committee have the pleasure 10 ANNOUNCES 20 Inc various
Cbs of the City and County New York. and the friends Of
Clay nd Frenshuyseu that they have made aIraaieeni'
with the poprelor of,he splendid Steamboat TELEGRAPH
10 convey those who wish attend the Convention at Sing
Sing on that day.
The TELEGRAPH vii! leave the per foot oil ,himoen
stree, nj half past o'clock, stopping at the Old State Proa
foot al Amos ree, Mt GunIte. before O'clock and
rive a, Sns Sing at hapa,t II O'Clock Returning VIII
leave Sing Sing at O'Clock. arriving a, New York nj seven
O'Clock.
Fare ISL cents each way.
pryIaNIN nRAEF Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
u,- AImanacs for Is45.-Th. Ame,i con Farm

Ds- Almanacs for 1s45.-Ths Ameri can Form
ers' Almanac fo $40, Calculations by DAVE YousU-
T;s Almanac has been pep,red with special sfcence
Farses Besides tbs uua On eDdar Calculation Eciises
Useful Receipt confirms Useful Hints for lrh month
IN the Design for Farm House. with agrayIng
Description ard Design of Village Door Yard Smoky
ChimDeys; Pole Beans; Shepherds Dog Hen use Mel!
Cucumbet. &C. Crested Poland Cock and Hen with
Engnrng: Pruning Orchards improvements in .ricuI;ue
Hay Box for feeding Sheep HoIse Rake; Hang ing
Grating Meno sheep; Cutting Straw, Hay. stalk,.
&c Hint, to Young Men, Prevention Of Ace dents from
Bulls; Hot Beds. with Diegram; Plan Of Ba ,n
Engraving: Flowers: Cora Coulter: Early Frur. &c.
&c Price ga cents 80 cents per dpz SO psrloo
CC- BE carefu 10 inquire for the AMERICAN FARxEas'
ALMANAC. with the imprint of
uuii d W&CG GREELEY & Nc ELRATH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-14
Correspondence Of The New. York Tribune.


DEAR Sir: We have just received the returns
of our County (St. Joseph) We have elected
our Representative, Miller, by l67 majority, not
withstanding an increased Abolition vote from27
last year to about 60 this. Yours, &c. H. S.
F. S. In Laporte, Barclay and Osborn, Wings,
are elected by about so majority.