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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-15


!" Asgensral Gseiins u he Reavlron.
Associations and oihsTs, ishabtsnss u
ibs caaRts u q ange, d, 10 u Gscfgs
s.lhs. on The 2I.I Of Msy. 1889.
I'll sas CONTINUOUSLY sgrsed u eonii.
nue. cor pellaian sgretd on lssl meeting 10
tie Governor. co1Lril and ASSEMBLY. ESr
IseEe.sing very grissous. erusl, lniqu,Iols
add Oppressive prsrlicss Of our ofIissTs.
whieb Se gsasrally coaesiss ~s have
lsboursd under this many years. rohusry
10 las.
And in nurrnsnce Of . trbsl Hssssge
ifem The Governor. srnI us express By
bic Secretary. dtlsersd 10 " on the 81 Il
This instant. &c agree 70 reasw our ssld
petition. And % sundTy fOrms have been
rsd here lhis day. and sirasd BY sus-
DIV reighbourhoads. se appoint W
Nj. w c., h c.,
= = - NJ -
H-.R-H-and G-H-,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-15

and iold -. Il - persisted. colahsl Faa-
ing sosld rfpseseai opr eass 70 he g.-ssr-
aor % high i'ess.a. snd nol - Flel.-
aEd Kept eonslsatly u lhis wa,k III snd
% ne day sPFoinlsd % meet. here SD
ulea . merchant and clergy nsn appear.
Cd 20 ii.ssesee aud lrsgh,sh - from pro-
eeFd'ng; and lhnOgh they . ale Ire asrk
exceeding uallsasani. and aaush enuIus-
ed ~; ,sl the fsllssing psrsr vas uas-
nimossly q lest agreed 70. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
The Glorious West!

Correspondence OF the Albany Evening Journal
ROCHESTER. June 2-2P. NJ.
Dear Sir Our city is literally overwhelmed
by the Wing masses. The same men and their
sons, known to you rs familiar as household
iaccs-who put forth their strength on all those
great occasions when the intefsts OF the country
require support-are here to-day from 10 to 2O,-
900 strong. Those same men from every town
in Monroe, who roll up the 10000 majority West
OF the Cayuga-the hardy, Jealous, noble men OF
industry.
SEWARD is now addressing in powerful and
convincing argument becoming statesman, (as
he Isl concourse OF or 10000, or Washing
ton Square COLLIER the c.hearted, will fol.
low. lo40 was 60 a fool to this" The spirit OF
Western n. Y. is stirred within her, and you
know what must be the result when the young
Lion is reused. In haste, yours ever.
p. S. On one OF the Perinton banners l
noticed
Wool should be admitted free. Polk.
You can, pull that wool over on. eyes-no how
perJu,Ou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
p-os,ects In Western sew-York.

: ,,,,r, ot letter. dated ROCHESTER, June =
The Wing fever runs high Daily we hear o.
mere tov,n Club meetings, where hundreds gather
lass meetings, OF thousands arc becoming a be
coming a common thing. At West Bloomielc,
IN Wednesday, over 5000 were present To
large meeting viii be held at Auburn
and also one here. On the Sd of July the Orleans
County Wings congregate at Albion and the ne1'
day old Gcnessee will shew her strength at Ba'a
via in mass. The same day Canandaigua will
lie filed with tae indomi.ab]cs of Ontario. i'iI.
Dawson OF this city is daily stumping it, with
rreat effect, and thousands 90 miles to hear him
Others too are in the field. Gov. SEWARD and
Mr.. FILLMORE are constantly on the move u
our Eastern orators will take the stump with tnc
he same zeal that the West has gone into t"o
conflict, W shall doubly secure the triumph -
The cd Eighth, Will do better than she cid IN 40
Rely on il. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
II The MoxRog CouxrY CoxvENrIoN, ;

u The MoNRoE CovSrY CowvESTIos, at
Rochester on Saturday, was a glorious. an i'm
Inense gathering OF Freemen. Even the Rochcs
ter Advertiser ,L,co) conceded that there wef'
from fee to serrn thousand prceen:--very fair ior
County meeting IN the outset Of a campaign.
The Procession was two milrs long, and the
largest ever seen in Western Ne~- York Gen
VINCENT MATHEWS presided, an&,the Convention
was addressed successveiy bwGbv. SEWARD for
two hours, JonS A. COLLIER FOR an hour and =
half, JAmss S. THAYER OF this city, for a hour.
Dr.. d. F. Bacon Of DO. briefly, and Hon. JouH
]. HARDIN OF ILL., When the latter closed, the
vast conceurse adjourned, with nine cheers.
In the evening, the Clay Council House, 81
feet by so, was dedicated, and JAMES S. THAYER
Of this city spoke two hours, in support of Henry
Clay and the Tariff. His powerful argument was
enthusiastically greeted.
Saturday was great day for Old Monroe, and
we are now convinced that she will considerably
exceed The Wing majority we gave her credit for
in our estimate She will come up 10 her high
water mark, 600
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
The Spirlt OF XNestchester.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
NoprH CASTLE. ISestrIester Co. JuIy


North CASTLE. WestcIiester Co. July l. 1874.
The Wings of North Castle had an old-tashioned
gathering last Saturday evening TO form Clay Club.
The Log Cabin filled with the true-hearted
Wings OF this town, including a small sprinkling of
the right kind from White Plains and Rye.
The meeting was addressed by ALEX. H. WELLS
and JAMES E. BEERS Esqrs. who were received
with repeated cheers, and VINO gave us just the right
kind of talk.
A Clay Club was organizsd-Job Sands, our new
Wing Supervisor, was appointed Presidenr-James
Banks end William A. Hustled, Vice Presidents. and
Nehemiah Sares and Lenan B. Trippe, Secretaries.
Spirited resolutions were passed, and when II was
announced that five persons were present who voted
for Van Buren, in 1910, and who were determined To
vote for Clay in 1914. there up a shout from
the meeting which awakened the echoes ofl8i0, and
made the old Cabin shake again; bun there no
danger oi its coming down. for II built by West
che,ter farmers from mountain oak and ASH and the
joints we'll cement-d with Clay.
insert the following Il specimen OF the resolu-
tons passed:
they and ha th's who suddenly giien love
with Texas Liberty there without delay many
- -r iIs-us pretec-or, the subtrenursrs- nave done
before them but tnnt u they hold uu, after election, they
accompany John Tyler and .jtrtny Polk that unr
stHr By the of alt
hesofred Thai there but sdes - the question in the
prssent cvner. clay. Country. aud Protection
Amercnn Lahor-or Prlk Texas, and Bruh Free Trade
ard that we 60 Tor the former.
some patriotic Wing Songs were sung bv Mr..
Sweet. aud me meeting adjourned with three times
three for CLAY and FRELINGHuYsES
Yours &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

PEORIA WIG Co>yEArioS-In the last s,
LOUIS papers We tind the most anlmating accoun,
Of the Wing Mass Convention, held at Peoria.
illinois, on the 18th INST. 1t was glorious rally
Of glorious Wings. The Presidents and Secre-
,aries out numbered the entire mars OF an ordn
afy Loco-Foco meeting. The procession was
more than mile long. The multitude passed a
resolution, and ratified it with three cheers, that
Illinois, in November next shall fall into the pha-
LARK Of Wing States. And every man went
home with strong purpose at his heart to carry
out that determination,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
DIR. Elliot.

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
As the people of New-York are now frequently
making thc inquiry, who is d.. Elliot, the Buck
eve Of the Vest feel it important for the cause
of Temperance, and Gospel Monopoly, that an an
swer should be given through your paper. IL is
generally understood that DR.. Elliot is = Temper
nnce lecturer but it ought also 10 be understood, or
rather we'll known, that he Is an extraordinary one
He has !anored long, and with great zeal ana eilect
for the cause and is o those who IL well cacu'
lated to arouse to cc,ivity unG life the energies
which have fallen asleep under every day speakers
TO describe his styie OF ecturing wond be, Tor me-
an irnpossb lt i STYLE peculiarly MS own.
As he saws hi,iscl, he AWAY. begins in the middle
and Ir,.s ~ make hstb ends meet But If his lee
ur,np he without =, stem. il not wirhnmI 'tecf-
Wherever he goes the Rum-se Hing -Clut-L,ceH-
latcs'' have Cause To rremble HIS grenl power lies
IN turning into riicule ali The objections that can b'
urged lor not signing the pie dse, and he does
This in such strange way a. 10 make thc onJrt"'
laugh al himself. AS h. lectures so also he siugs
and roch lecture is interspersed with ihree four
i've songs. these ure always we'll chosen aud IL
the point. Some Of his pathetic includes, when
sung with alseIto. in which il appenrs 10 me ne
excels are truly effective. They come home 10 the
heart and win the soul. But, that every one may
ynn an opinion Tor himself, we would recommend
all To 90 and hear him whenever he makes his ap
pearnnc. IN New York. Albany has engaged him
;or The Fourth and we understand that by soliciIa
ton he has consented to travel through h4 Eastern
States at the close of the engagement. Ali who
have heard him wish him success. All who have
not have still treat beUre them, and they ought 10
lake the earliest opportunity of enjoying il.
BY publishing The above you will oblige the
friends of Temperance and your
ID
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
CORONER'S OFFICE.

SUiclDE.-fhe Coroner held an inquest To- day 1t
Int residence OF the deceased No 42 Wooster street. %
the body OF Henry A DAVIS nge 30 years and ~ months
native oi Engand. Tho deceased wns afflicted with pslpta
zion and determination O blood Ia the head WI
nervous ana excabe ard depressed in spirits Some two
months ago he himself two stas with intent TO take n
own lie lie had recently Appeared u be partially inSar'
and this morning. about O'clock from his bed and cur
his throat with rnzor dividing the carGted arefy. and 5000
bed death. HIS wife awakened by the O he rpn
nng of the blood and. spring ng up hm on his sGee
holding to the ow bleeding cOpiousy from his thfL
nnh bloody nzor by his side He died n few secoLd~-
Vedict-Sucde while aborng under stae OF mental aiens
ton.
INTEMPFRASCE.-The Coroner held an lrquest
Mt No Ludlow street on the body Of Mrs. Maria Nichols
mnrred of very nfemperh habits, who died suddeaY
this morning from the effects OF drinking Verdict aco"
inrly
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

OF Bnrnhilrs Indelible Ink.-The superiority
the Druggists and consumers oi the article Phnde yh
large number OF hOm have aendy tested IT, a. ny be seen
10y Their ndycrtssnen and have pronounced Il superior 10
any other lndebe INK whether Of or r..n A
no "hoie process 1t making be completed IN three
minutes. even at midnight II dcsinble.
II = called Barnhl ndeIbie Ink nler the christian nam.
9; one our htm. who invented 5Ianutactured aud for "a
by POTTS LINN A. "a , PWiiS "
\. ,,, Wholesale Druggists,
from me I nl'ei Suites Gazette ui Nnrch 18Th
,,NDHLIGLE lSX-NlessS Potts, Linn L. Hnn. No N35
'u.et, above 3tn manufacture and Tor among
ces ~ eif line of bushes, druggists an admirable Ink
uuis ihelbe lt VIII. by It's benuy snd the simplicity of its
use c"Hnend Itself To The regard those who Ike
plain. ~ ~ ' W
From the Editors OF the North American of March 10Th.
ihDsilBLk 1--WE huye tired Bsmhl, lnJelble
H anu ch'efuily recommend tD nll wishing marx
IN linen OF cotton IL freely and requires nu peylou.
InIntn I'm u tors e by Messp Potts Linn Hatls, No
4l3t3 Market street
,'"py. OF an advertisement of April iah.
hARSitLLs isDELlBLE ISX. Just received supply ci
pae u warrant Il equal 3! superior maGe IN the
United States OF nt the Imlarei
hho-Drugs Medicines. Pnins Acids. Dye Stuits, hcids
'afnshes, &c &c. which Will be sold the most reasOnapN
terms. by ALEXANDER HARPER,
Wholesale Drnggs:, Market (. above l3th;
e subscriber having taken The Agency o this Justly
nrnted and par excellence lndelbe Ink viii always keep
iul supply "n hand at WIScHxsrERs. JUS John street up
strs where e,ery article OF medicinal Herb Botnlc Med
cine may be procured al the lowest prices -
le2i eodain- ~ A. GllBERT, ,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
POLICE OEFICE.

CorND SrABBtD.-A man named fafrlcH Smi'h
- r,J IN tho street Inst night severely stabbed m me SIDE
md he,dln. He eyed tn the NY fn'pa' "' es
,u.nt 4 h. 81, bber, who unknown escaped. =,
TuvrT ~ APP,REL.-Cnthnri"e rinnry anh
u, I,bn.nn were arres ed nnl committed f"r stealing ~
,b az female nrpnrel from the premise, oi Robert NJ
Eynns No. 49, Chatham street - e...i:. j.
William i'lark arrested ana COMMITTED lou edI"s
wrench from No 10 Broad street ., o-,
BrKGLAKY.-On Ih, night of th1 2'th or morning
or the 2h ur the stlery OF Graham Polly point OF Sor5
WilnmShurgh was burgrrIpilsy elrIf hhu
rnbeJ ot copper pump still head nnd about ~ leet o arse
r,nner npe Of the value Oi nearly S5cc ms morning A
~ hnd b.ea sold Mr.. Culhnne. IN Waef near nnyn
who's hu band Patrick now N the ennenlntsj N
md INIT >he hnd sold II agnu 10 Ni NinrhShuh; ~ "
ir,v treet wher. it was recovered Lyons and Officers
parker and Joseph then set out To hnd the hnrslan
STEALING WATCH.-Chares NNckol vfsff'
dny afternoon snatched gold watch md part o CHAM
vorh sl from The pocket of Jnmes Ming han o
sreet and minded il Hccomplce Both Thn on Lan
night however Wycko was caught and committed 10 eh
STEALING AND BrATrNG.-Harry Jones last night
puroned goods and then beat the Waterman VINO afa
ed him. He committed 10 answer -
THEFT OF A BANK NoTE.-Peter BOYLE sioie
sO bill from the dwelling OF Elzabeth Hail. No y Cross
for which he was caught ind c..mHited. ~
A COUNTERFEIT BANK NoTE.-WIlliam haHey
last night bought 20 tooth brush al the store OF samuel
Ro,ion No 1873 East Broadway nnd gave IN payment -
counterfeit bill puportng to he oi the lThde BANK o fo
y,ence r. L. saying he Ind no other money He wn are'
ed md committed and good 81 bill found ~ his pocket
SToIES PROPERTY REGAIsED.-ln the posses
sion of Daniel Roach ner his arrest. the following stoel
property was found which owners are wanted VIZ goa
lever watch and chain heavy gold fob cham hd seal ers
raj gold rings. 0t which nre marked VI NJ W. l." w l.
ARMY 10 Officer Baker, al the Lower Police.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eli stay Laws.

A case cane before Hon. Ellis Lewis al
he present jane Term OF the Court at Lancas'er,
Pa. in which the Judge decided that the act
II tie Legislature Of that State, requiring al
property taken in execution to be appraised, anc
that 10 sale should take place for one year after
he return of the execution, unless the property
could be sold for two-thrds Of its appraised value
sas v.id and unconstitutional, at least as against
contracts entered into before the passage OF The
law. In delivering this opinion Judge Lewis
commented very freely on the imPoilcy anu oa'
tendency Of all stop-laws, and insisted with sIea
,,,rcc upon the importance of maintaining, at
hazards and under all circumstances, the inVlo!a-
,il;ty Of contracts. The State Of Pcnnsylvania
$ greatly indebted to this same Judge for many
bold and Independent opinions which nc has
,.;vcn from time to time, whereby the strong
.,nards of the law of The land have been throw
round the hts and irlmunliles OF her citizens
which have been wrestedan retrieved from popular
prejudice and political demagogulsrn In re!e'-
cncc to the opinion above mentioned, the Ian
caster Democrat says it was delivered orally,
and VIC regret that it was not reduced to writing
n order that copy nigh, be obtained orPubl'ca-
ton Few things have done more TO lnluFc the
cred. Of our citizens than these same stay-laws'
Repudiation of individual debts is as degrading
TO ,hc character Of people as reputation OF The
public debt But there is a bright day opening
tor good old Pennsylvania. The virtue and III.
,cllgence Of her pe"ple, and her public servants
and amongst the latter her honest and fearless u.
dietary, will be a sure protection against the de-
pradation of public or private repudation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

~ u. E. writes us at too great length t'or we
have bushel OF communications on handl IN Just
Indignation AT the conlnct of Ladies bv courtesy
who 60 TO Anniversaries, Commencements, &c. "i'-
psrcnty Tor other purpose than 10 whisper, litter
and chatter through the exercises, until they see
tit 10 go out. He saws he grossly annoyed in
this wav through the evening when he attempted 10
listen 10 Mr.. ALrXANprR's Grafton and Mr. BuR-
rrlGHs Poem. hu, baiied by the incessant bab-
blcment from under bonnets and behind fans which
distracted his -Or. He was also ,ormened by the
entries OF lot OF very smal-headed Young gentry,
With large canes and intensely long ears who kept
pounding the benches snd door mos, unmelodiossly
whenever they suspected tina; the speaker had said
was likely to say good thing. This Civ needs
teacher OF good manners. imminendy. Have
not whole scores OF asses who know no better than
10 smoke in our most crowded streets 10 the sore
ANNOYANCE and discomfort of the passers-by, in
cludns nine-enlhs OF the women Why cannot
such animals be made sensible that they excite gem
erel disgus, and oa,hing'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

g Mr GAYS SPrEcH deliverc1 in the city OF
Raleigh, NC. for the convenience Of lpersons wishing
TO send 10 :her friends in the country, and 10 cave
postage, IS printed in the form of an Extra Clay
Tribune and sold at 81 pr 100 copies. In wrap
pers for mailing, 81 25 per 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
Rv This Mornings Mail,
r,,,,.. in philadelphia
I,u.s ,f The Tribune.
-,,or JuLy.-As lhis daS ,I,..S. VII ~ .h bo.
1.o,,a.n,Ddluce Of TIC -, % ~
Co'te'p'"0 pmtApELpHI.. July !, r. ,"

Cone'p'"o p,,,.pELpHI.. July j, r. m'
as ,b,s dav will be- crie-
Tur Fourth OF JuLY.-As uo of,Ie Kind which has
manner surprising any n',r ,bao e,tranrDary eH-f-
ever taken place "a ha ,s enssee OFT pres, h. fbe
0. Tie Native American thai ever cae of th,
largest. and eefI nersand they are nlnos, be c-t
ssSond Of I'll ihS no sri et exceed $500 The g 3
alons o hir 'e erection Temple oi n uo In gv
Sc hSr , s,nate Of coue include every i than So per
,hms the high ,..,T,s 1t Is m the cclebInuon
som rom 'SSoHn5L-Ore 'S hundred ana siN'f 49," ITO
presented ,herlseye. YESTERDAY 2. @ esGnined hut the
the iis I nr bs concluded before the close o' ts IN
wi..e n."rr,,G AcCiDEST.-A man e'i'P'oyU
FpIeys upholstery establishment COT {" by having one Of
hi hs caught in the machinery Ised N . ,osr tu
IIn and ,o s have 1H 'ss to ,ass r place
HpTT. A. OurR,Gx.-Jnhn itubirsoh Has ''ou. ,hs
before Mayor Scot; Inns morning and o1una Tho. Oonnc
o'1S pnrvrT P,CxrD-A gentleman from paui'ul"
Cut, Mr. Ioseph Dxon had h' pocket pcs sed !l,s
ing OF 81 s sre, Travellers cannot be TOO cautious
pes'b b"wpY.-rhe Mayor held Edward Smni, o',e ,a
the ,ow,y euen bail this moning 'oi % "n.r bail
m .;i no, on Friday evening last. Sn!in Is aso "
'0 KE11c.-There is now at the Phliadepnia hH y
h,,n nm iron westhcrcock which made N Ensrn a..
its Of VIM Penn p,cpfsS .a Gales Psey
and HI. associates Samuel Csrpene, a T., the heirs
iSeL ., G sue deceased and advertised "r sale
STocNs-The sales toGay were st,,i ~, a. arm
State SIS declined 10 .4'4 United states DANA
E,: S Boards Camden md AsbGy .nE kGfca @ % do
iS Ws'sIq Rafoad Sfns .s Rendns B@ndf d' q "a
100 shares Rendrg Rail5d :, :, 60 tsl RnS ST. 81 Gnr
Stn;e Sane n a. es;1 s 3 : Bank So ss, 10. WI
steoadSSf5dsS 70 % do c9l,nstssiic si5cS
s do do G IS 20 T. State B9as s ,}ho and Del Canal
E0Tk 26ai. 10 Girard Bank llF4 s'"' o"'' a"'
LGS Sap y 'NS1ws-i P. MCeared yestsrday so5 T,@b.
nOor-g ApPhs M3se AS%bntypSI Ssb So Scbrs Monsoon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
charges on Commerce.

T, ~ Edrp- ef The Tribune: ,,,cb ~
,rne Evening Pas, OF late having hao n'uT"
.. IN Free Trade, our restrictive policy an" ."'
bea ~ irnpositons pracilsed on our sn'pp'"s ="
..-... =, ,Ic Black Tariff, have been induceu
- rooL n,o it 10 see if there was not consi'cf'-
II, NOV. p.id to Foreign Governments than ou,
ou.n and whether llttle of the censu'e aie1'eN
..,.;nst them would no; DC OF service ana nav
-o,,,;ned that, bad as We treat the shipping Ia
,.,.s. 81 other nations make ours pay nor
T1.re is . sample Take an American snip
a; the Port of Liverpool, say oil lcV0 'o",
The dock fees are Is. Cd. per to" 'ns 80 ~ ~
amount to......-.....-..' - - .
The average time Of lying the re 's
about 90 days. The Light money, tnI.
is, the privilege OF seeing the DF'''" os- 30
Lights Is % - r 1856 50
yor IN this side of the wafer, take
New,York. the same ship would payior -, 20
90 DAYS wharfage. .'''-'''''
For Light money, nothing. zoo M
Balance paid our Brother Bull ISL ''' ~
This. on ship ,hatmake sthree trips IN year u
I;vcrnool. amounts TO something rather more
than the DUTY OF u CiiaitI N-"'>'
or ten years.
Now let us take contiguous Island, wherc al
immense number of American vessels consie'
gate and where they have always been ready -
carry out Free Trade in theory to hunoug '"o
yerdants mean Cuba.
What arc the port charges there on an Amer, III
can ship Of 3ll tons In Havana, say. Oo9 0o 0o
In New y ork. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Besides in Cuba they charge $40 per oa'rs'
on Flour on Beef S3 per barre! on PorK ss4 P''
barrel; and all other articles OF lurury IN pro-
portion. ,.o
Again, there is another country with when We
have "a large trade, and We their great seaP,e'
Coffee, duty free-Brazii. Now, what does S''e
do in the way of Free Trade on our staples
Why, she only charges on Flour So per Dbl o'
Cottons a5 per cent on Beef 50 81 per barrel :
on Pork 81 so per barrel. This too Is a ne'gh'
Dor, and we have bought of her in the last hVe
wears So, So. .999 and she has had OF our pro-
ducc ony Sl3,92O,02S, At the above rates oi
duty. | see to.day they have doubled the duty
on Cottons
Port charges for a vesscof 800 tons at Rio for
20 DAYS, SOL o0 0
In New y ...................... 81 w
If the Editors of the Pos; would like some
more Free Trade Countries charges, such as
Spain and France, they shall have them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

The NEW TREASURY CHIEF.-The Washington
correspondent OF the Express SAYS that Mr.. Bihb
whose acceptance Of The office OF Secretary of the
Treasury has occssioned no liue surprise. is pub
tic debtor. Z" He was, some wears ago, L. :. At
torney for Of the Districts in kentucky, and III
several Post Office suits, it is said collected sums
OF money which have never been paid over for The
use OF the Department. a Judgment was obtained
against hum. nov amounting TO some 1000 or 5000
dollars, which remains in full force
Public Debt" That term is soft enough for
the dcIicately sensitive ears of Monroe Edwards
himself. But we can hardly believe Chancellor
Bib is IN this predicament. He has, however.
placed his resignation of the Chancellorship on
the ground OF the inadequscy of the salary-a
bad symptom.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
Subscription. for Clay Tribune.

ETHIOPIAN SEREsADERs-ipoLLo Rooxs.-At the ur-
solicitation OF ,ome Of the distinguished families IN
The City, these admirable representatives. of true Vrrin.n
elod,ts will Of the. choicest entertainments
h. Evening, nnd for the accommodation Of schools fnm
es and younger branches OF society there will be perform
nnccs Tomorrow the ih iot The particulars Of which ,ee the
prosrumme-at Il past afternoon and 4 past in the eve
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03
NVSs " 7 NLLhNL-,
President OF the Irsh Enigra-, Society.

The OPERA.-The performance OF the Italian in
aisters on Monday night was beyond anticipation
bnIlian, and successful. This beautiful opera. in
which Madame Damoreau schieved The mos, com.
ple'e triumph will be repeated tonight. The opers
throughout is sustained IN manner never surpassed
and perhaps never equaled in the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

70 The Hon. LEMuEL WILLIAMS has received
his commission, been qualified, snd entered upon bis
duties as Collector of this port this morning.
Boston Transcript of Monday
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

ATTfMPT AT SUIcIDE.-A young Kcntuckian al
tempted to commit suicide nj the fremont House,
Boston, on Saturday last by inhicting one or more
stabs IN the region OF the heart with small bowie
knife. lie was not expected to live.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-03

FIRE AT ELnABETHrowN.-Wc learn that q
fire broke out in the South Westerly part OF Ei.
zabethtown, on Saturday afternoon, between b
and I o'clock, which resulted in the destruction
of two dwelling houses and some out buildings
the property Of Mrs. Watkins and VIM. Gibbons
Esq. Two individuals were seriously injured al
the fire. Newark Adv