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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

David Henshaw's friends have completely refu
ted the calumnies against that Gentleman.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27
DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES.

New Orleans seems to be fated place to our
countrys foes. Twas there that the renowned
jackson overthrow the vain flower of the British
army--there fell the hreling soldiery Of England,
soldery, professedly an enemy toand determined
to destroy our liberties. And there have tho
Wings, equal but less open enemies to our liber.
ties, been most signally defeated, even when Bri
tain-like they vaunted success ;" before the bat.
tie; there, were they routed horse and foot, even
before the sacred inspiration of Clay's presence
had died away. s'0uslr'z 9a9aI ia.l a.-..t
Whiome tho steamers re-echoed with Mr..
Clay's popular reception in the " Crescent City,"
loud were they in their prophecies. Clay could
get New Orleans easy, the firm Democracy stood
no chance at all. unless for chance insult
gratusously bestowed upon it by enlightened and
benevolent Whigs.) In their vociferous outcres
OF certain victory which was to be theirs, they
opened the sluices of their hearts, and gave vent
to every demonstration of selfish Joy, to q spirit
which would mock fallen adversary. Blu, that
adversary did not fall, nor will it. 1t arose in
majesty and power, and despatched to tho gloomy
past all the exulting hopes of the Wings. ...
Yet tits; single locust will mako moro
" darned fuss generally" than hundred cattle
quietly grazing. -..,1 ..-.......-.
The quiet Democrats soon hushed the shouting
Wings. So'did they in New Hampshire, Utica,
Detroit, Cleveland ETC., and as "coming events cast
their shades" ahead, we take these successes as
earnests of future triumphs. t- r., .... ..-
Wings, your brilliant nnticipations are, we
believe, on their aray TO Icras, though We are bos
tile to the annexation of that land. Next No.
vember we shall have to put to you the query,
Hinc iHG lachryme? era on a..... .., 0..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27


the Mail boy, but the latter could not hear him
account of the roaring of the water. . Fl Iral
We are pleased that the Convention has at last
arrived at cordial conclusion, and that mon have
been selected who not only can win election, but
represent US faithfully and ably in the differen,
offices to be filed. h."s l.a.Ha.t. - Il.
Talents shine upon this ticket; it is one nc
knowledged as invincible by the most ultra Wing.
Gov. Yell Is an advantageous selection for Con-
gress; he has the welfare of the North West and
the State at heart; and the questions Of Frontier
defence and the Branch District Court will find in
Electors are gifted mon. ssgs-.l ..H g7maa
Look out "Davy''-your hopes are ieeting,
you have built your house on sand. liaayu2
Keep quiet Democrats, but firm and mistaken.
and We shall maintain our principles, and the
welfare of freemen, unshackled by tho impos-
tions of Bankmen or monopolists. r, * ...r s.i-a
Charles Dickens, who has SO much contributed
to our amusement, but so villifed our Nation. un-
gratefully writing splenetic satire because he
could not establish an International Copy Right
Law, and calling it shook of travels, has at
last met his desert. He is confined in the Kings
Bench Prison. Poor Boz, you no,o find that Mon.
archists are more ungrateful than the Republi-
cans, whom YOU have loved 10 SANDER. .1".
ave are told that, during the late canvass in
New Orleans, it could hardly be suspected there
was q Democratic party; so quiet so decorous, so
gathered up in silent and serne resolve, was the
republican phalanx."" n I'D 81 q, 10 -r.vi.i
d Applicable is the remark to our county. The
Democrats are qniet and ensy. not making any
brayado of strength or any boast of success. To-
tally unlike the Wings, who are continually sneer-
ing at the Democracy which they hate, and
with reason too--singing songs and affecting a
false confidence Of success. They would bully
US intoa defeat, if not into an actual defeat in
November, into the prospect Of one before that Pc
Rod. They pretend to an absolute certainty Of
success, sit will come"--say they, but they are
playing at "6rog." 49, ~
John c. Calhoun, has entered. upon the duties
Of his Office. i5,i .,.. rF .il-f ,se,s,J III 81
Congress will not adjourn until June, and Judge
Cross, in letter 10 tho Banner, thinks that the
Oregon, and Texas questions will not be settled
this session.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

10 The Editor is absent and will not return foI
some two or three weeks.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

Congress will not adjourn until June, and Judge
Cross, in letter 10 tho Banner. thinks that the
Oregon, and Texas questions will not be settled
this session. f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

Accidental but Good.-The Arkansas Tntelligen.
Ger says, the rumor that the government intends
establishing military post at the Santa Fe eros.
sing, is without foundation, as that country has
the editor means that a military post is made ont
of timber. - Memphis Appeal.
Yes, and some Of the posts have stood so long
that they arc rotten. i Ora Lns ..taT ar
"a prominent Clay Club orator, a few evening.
since called Democrats ''black-mouthed and bloodv
hearted locofocos'--and thereupon, whggery rails.
ed denfening shout.-The case was clearl,
made out--the argument conclusive-Q. E. p."-
Memphis APPEAL. ese .ot
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

In our editorial of April 18th, upon the irregu-
larity Of the Mails, we stated that Col. r. H..
White crossed the Mulberry on horse back, this
was mistake-he ferried it in lettering and
crazy pirogue. The Mail Boy was not to blame,
for he brought the Mail to Mulberry and remained
there aAnigM and left for Ozark the next NOR
ming. The person sent by DR.. Williams hailed
the Mail boy, but the latter could not hear him on
account Of the roaring of the water. &C.,. p I-rl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

John c. Calhoun, has entered upon the dutio.
Of his Office. 1,i .,.e. af ..l-f ,sse,.,J IL so
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

dress Of grievances.'' al .dsitG
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-27

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-23
Correspondence of the United State, Gazette.

Rio JASElRo. July a. ISL
J. K. Chandler, ESQ.,: My Dear Sr-Tha wea-
Their has been SO wet and stormy for the month near
ly past, that il has quite interrupted all outdoor
business; and the numerous holidays that tax.
place at this time seriously felt by all who are
dschargng or receiving cargoes. For the last day
or Two the weather has been very fine, and business
is going There is a report IN the city, and it il
generally believed, that Brazil will very soon de-
clare against Buenos Ayres They are send
Ing troops into the Rio Grand district, which is the
southern province Of Brazil, and they are now max
ing naval preparations here, as we'll having Z
large naval force now stationed al the 8 River la
Plata" on may look for war between Buen0s
Ayres and Brazil within the six monihs. The
naval forces Of England and France are increasing
here, while ours is diminishing. Two or three more
sloops OF war lthere Is but one here now on this
coast and al the River, might be advantag eously
employed. They would prereat our commerce
from being seized upon aud annoy cd by haTrassing
delays, which always produce loss TO our citizens
here and al home, by breaking up their voyages.
The naval vessels that are now in harbor aye, u.
5. insate Rartan, Capt. Gregory, bearing the PEN
d4nt oil Commodore Daniel Turner, 10 sail soon for
the River Plate; the frgate Congress, Capt. Voor-
hees going 10 the North, i, is said the bri. Pioneer
Lieut.. Commanding Shaw The English are, the
flag ship Alfred. the Ardent Cadet, Cre-cenr,
Petcre, Princess Royal, Racer, Viper Portuguese,
Tango, Sandman lrgate Eradice. The mer-
chant vessels in port are, the E!iersie, Wallace 4:
Kathleen. Blihsns Sea Eagle, Smith Montezu.
ma, Kelly Snawmut Higgins Spy, Carn!ch ;
Caroline, Lane Courier, Wolfe; Herschell, Ad
ans; George Gardner, Walker.
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AZ, and were hsyangued in the streets BY MAJ
Davezac and Col Hepburn, who told them that
the Wing Tariff had destroyed commerce, and that
they rever would see good times again I'LL the FRO
tective policy was overthrown. Time has answer
ed these false prophets; and so Of others The Jour
nal says Prosperity came upon US at the same time
nth the Tariff but forgets that it told US Pros
pcrity had come, or was just coming, at least
twenty times in almost or quite every year be-
tween 1897 and 1912. 1t was always Land
Ho!' and good times JUS, ahead, with that paper
until the Tariff passed: then We were TO see
trouble but it was in due time thereafter that
the Prosperity SO often falsely announced, came
| to hand-in due time for Truth and Protection,
but in bad time for the Journal. There was no
mystery about 1.-THE Tariff set many thousands
at work who had long been standing idle, largely
increasing the earnings of our People while de-
creasing their outgoes. We don't know how
Prosperity can be produced otherwise, nor how this
can fail to produce it.
Take the Journals whole statement az CT
facts and accompanying train Of argument, and
we are STRENGTHENED in our conviction that re-
duclion of the Tariff to Mr.. Polk and the Jour-
nails Revenue standard would not permanently,
essentially cheaper any article to our consumers
while it would and must diminish the WORK and
the Wages of our LsboEers and subvert the Pros
per;tv of the Country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-23
MARINE COURT. Before Judge SAITH.

WILLIAM ". SUTTON W. DAVID T.. BURwELL.
Application de last week for wGIrant against Mr-
Bursel under Tor HboshDg imprisonment Tor Debt
aud tor Furnishing fraudulent debOs usually termed the st
act the ground that he mad concealed his properly
with deirnud creditors At the lime u,t
entered against HIM s.unp 10 recover the nm0sn II
the claimed It nppeufs that BurSe bought the dry
goods stock OF Hall BRISTOL u HI .h price sIyug
Tor payment bond nud morisnSe Tor the iul amount "n
inthers Burwc proceeded the drv goods
ness uccupyn. Il store GRIND street and obainei credit
Among HI. debts note To Mi sutton. which e.
due about fortnight ago Butwel removed portion h.
goods 7si BowerY, which friend Of IN, named johnson
hied nnd winch good, Johnson sold IN his name
peared also BuIwel h., father mortgage the
goods bought from H. 4 b. in Offset the bond and mott
gage given By the father While the eNnnInatun gnIn;
% IN relation application for warrant Judgment
covered the assumpst eIecutnn snsi, and goods
levied upon belonging 10 Burwe Tnls It concndeG,
Il further prosecution Of the application but II
hewn the other hand that the goods repIe,ne.
and thnt debt still unpaid These the principal
points the Judge Smith considered that the
within the law. and the warrant OF arrest granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-23
POLICE OFFICE.

THErrs.-John Brown and James Hartman were
arrested and committed To prison. for stealing sunJfy articles
from brig lylng at the foot Of James slip
Patrick Shney committed 20 PRISON t0T stealing
from John Evans. whlch he endeavored "a dispose Of
Sy Ann Finn arrested and committed for picking tho
pocket If Hiram Croker No. % Cherry change
William Lambert arrested and committed 10 PRISON for
stealing from JoshrH Jones. house at the OF An
thony and Little WATER G. .25 cash. md pledge
ticket. which SID had been Obtained of articles pawncd
jane Brown aGfeed 7nd committed. She picked tho
pocket of Arson H. Brown Of the .lOOo Eclipse OF g.
Samuel Wyvl stole 80 lbs OF when attempted To
fully committed.
Owners WAsTED.-Iwo Jibs and alao two coils
Of manila found in the OF who
prison for pett nrcanY, wanted, apply officer
John Lyons. No la3 Cherry Il.
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By This Mornings hIaJ.
Th,ne.,n Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The NeT- York Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 93-5 ?.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ESP. ".
LIBEL Surr.-E.ewis {. Levin. Editor OF the Daily
Sun .nd Native American candidate ic CouersS. 70 the
Johr Du Sole Tor hoe THe c1se VII! De he7id or 4Gf'-
The case Of the Publishers OF the D.Iy Chron-
a and Evening Siacyfy ao charged With 5e hy William
E burton and Edtsond & Conner. viii have nsi hearing
FALSE Administered false alarms OF hrr
have occurred as evening To day s'vea con?sns
were out AMI kicked no ge an u9foaf ~ usual = s' 10
budnc was partly buried n henspstoa sb7a ha paA' l.
Held TO BAIL.-A Loco Foco Alderman named
Hudson h-, he'll. 20 bail Nj On Barley ani several othsr
arvs bi or resisting outr1s snd violence the pat 81
the Focos uFirg The procession OF Wings on the ian
ASoTsYR ARKEsr.-Wm. Franks vas arrested
on Saturday and held TO bail IN ssVVy by the hecoiaei 20
answer charge OF not on IueSday May t su'''s Tie
AI,ss;I TON those implicated in the Ken
Sin v,or ,ois SIX have been convicted VIZ John Daley OF
murder sfsdF,s ro 2berY ard fsr-cnce Mullen ney
vii not BE- .enisnced until after al The ia' nave been zone
MURDER TRrA-Thc trial Of Hare Native,
for murder will take place to-r'orToT
STocKs.-.ine stock transactions on Saturday
, wes 6 u 'a st sl,s5 5, stood SS firm az .
Ft-st Boqrd-a shares Northern Bank. 2 SlCoo Ter.
n..,es 5 ST. Is .h1rss Mechanics BluS :. u do do: p
ilp. 100 V shsies Win RR. ) "A share ehsee phs
Annuu o. S!6 -; s+e new Annual Co. o3'a SLUV WI
SScSna Boari-sSpO Ches mud Del Canal Loan t9
ssIa St,a s. 81 Wliminston I'd si: oC i;irart Bans
iF Is Norrstown Road 81; so Sate5s. new annua IS
SHIP SEws-4: P. M.-Cieared yesterday ntler-
noon Steamship john McKm. Moore. York; Banks
joshua Euen Wilcox, Trieste Els: Nlckrtson Boss1n-
Boston; Palm Cruwe do. Sch:. Richmond. Sesfey, btF
hrlnss ii C kin. Narcn. 90. MaIy Ann Bes! 90 Jna
vansder Wilmington. NC; Surplus, Nichols. B9'1n II /
Hlnckey Saunders Cambridge, Mass Oncda, Reed New
nsdord Aalan;a Sherman, do Edward Adams. kemo,on.
;o.vIrb Ma, : Rushing Ne>tcyu Proyiden Falmouth.
Sadsr Richmond; Jodine: Be%S. New YORK Jacs Down
nr Pn.ssp-g Baltimore Soop Thomas DAVIS Sh-t' Alex
sni,ia steamers Ashland Hemphl. New York Irnore.
C;reen Batlmcte Ericsson. Ciaypoc. do + Stockton
irri:e!-Ships Arabela. Rice from Liverpool VA Boston
10 d Lost bo,vspr So on ae Eases GA Tue IN
Sh,n Clinton Cha>e 4 Is im Liverpool. banks ko'nle t
Jr ian Barbadoes lt Sept: Ohio. Beyneyom. Aus Ia osS
Washington DiNey. 10 Is I'm Hayara COcheco. Mcti' ,
s i'm proyisncs schrs Sarah An Huueson .1cuaym Aug
q: + {; Mitchell. krue. IS ds tom y Jago De Cuba. Wac
Higgins ~ 4. I'm =; Johns Pr President Young. d. iom
Charleston. Einston Clpp ds fan Boston: War tzaue.
Clark 1s i'm Naven Rva ClarS5 Is Tn Providence. Ia
change. Wilcox, 5 Is Ion Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-23
AROIISE, AROUSE, AKOUSE,

he Whei Of the Sixth Congressional District. composed
the lh lh 18th 10Th and 18th Wards and the Clay Clubs
and other Whs Associations IN the District are earnestly
,nese6 10 assemble IN Place Thursday evening
Seot 3Sh 1884, al O'Clock. for the o. proceeding
procession attend the great Mas Meeting IN Canal street
10 respopd to the nominations made at the Syracuse Ccnyen
non Band Of Music will he provided 6y the CSmnttse
Al HOPPER MOTT, President 18th Ward Clay Club.
HENRY L. DAVIES, President 18th Ward Clay Club.
WV a Johnson President 10th Ward Clay Club.
THEO e TOMLiNSON. Prest 18th Wand Clay Club.
CH1RLESTuR MEN Pest l6,a Ward Ashland Aso,n
G. CAMPBELL. Prest Dung Mems Clay Associate
aLVA SPEAR, Chairman l5th Wad
Samuel, ID, JACKSON. Chairman 18th Ward,
WASHINGTON SMITH. Chairman 10Th Ward.
MARCELLUS EELLS. Chairman ls;h Ward.
IlHS p CONkLIN Chairman llth Ward * II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-23

u The Wings of JEFFERSON county held a
Mass Meeting-15, 900 stropg--at Watertown
on the 18th, and were addressed by JOHN A. Col
LrEs of Broome, A. LAWRENCE Foster OF Mad,
aoo. ELISHA CAMP and JOSEPH MULLEN of their
own County. This is the County in which Silas
Wright made his Subtle bitter anti-Tarif speech.
He will hear such response to it from her ballot
ho,ee as he deserves but does not desire.
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MASS MEETING.
VLhoS
In DEMOCRATIC VINO GENERAL COMMITTEE.
September l1ih, 1874.

September l1th, lS4i
Resolpsd That the Democratic Wing Election. Of the Cit,
and County Of New and all Others opposed to ths An
nexaon Of Texas with its cOncOmiant evils OF National
Deb National Dshonor and National Wur md in favor Of
Protection Domestic Industry against foreign competition
and of HENRY CLAY for President and TfiEODOREFRE-
LNGUYSEN for Vice President Of the Unitsd State be
and they hereby requested TO assemble al and IN front oil
National Hall. Canal street. on THURSDAY EVENING.
the 18th instant at o'clock fo the Of responding to
the nominate Of the Democratic Wing Convention at Syra
euss and adopting the necessary place the Ep
State where bcongs-n the Vanguard the Wing Army
PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The General Committee the General Committee of Demo
CRITIC Wing Young Men and Central Clay Committee arc
requested to assemble at Broadway House at 5 7. NJ.
1.-THE officers Of the meeting speakers and strangers from
other States requested also at Broadway Houe
ats p NJ.
ILL., The Ward Committees and Associations and Clay Clubs
are requested to assemble with their banners, ut p ~
at the places hereinafter designated in their several Con
ge,sonu Districts md march thence procession the
place Of meeting.
w. The Unonsts Association. Knickerbocker Clay Club
and Young Mems Clay Association ere requested to
meet with their banners at Knickerboc&er Hall. at T.
NJ forthe purpose of marching in procession to M
tionul Hail.
VThe Ward, comprising the Third Congressional Distrc;
will meet ni the Park. opposite knckcrbocker Hall.
The 4th Congressional District al Columbian Hail. Grand ST.
The 9TH Congressional District at the Howard House.
The 9Th Congressional District at AstOr Place
D The meeting and arrangements at half past P. NJ pre-
eissy.
Invitations have been extended to the most distinguished
psnke in their party throughout the Union TO be
the OCCASION
EDWARD MINTURN. BoW3ITCH BLUNT.
NOAH NOAH CON HSHs" MoRRis FRANKLIN.
JAMES KELLY. j. H. i6BARf HAWs.
Committee OF Arrangements
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n;- Mn.s weetlpg or tho wings OF Rich-

G5 Mas Meetipg OF tho wings OF Rich
mond County ut Port KichmOnd.-Ths WIN"
OF Richmond County will hold Mas Meeting at Port Rich
nand Staten T. aud on Tuesday. the 9th at O'clock.
p. VI.
James Il. Raymond. Mr. Van Wagner. the Poughkecp's
Blacksmith John c. Hamilton. joseph lIoIie Hiram ke,c1um
meeting.
For the accommodation Of those who may desire To attend
from the city, Arrangement, have been made with the steam
holts Cinderella ana Water Witch leaye pier no = North
RIVER nj past ~ and O'Clock 7. NJ returning Ht tie close
the Meeiing. Fire tor the whole trip l2il cents.
BY order Of the Committee % Arrangements.
II 81. John J. ATEPIIEN3. Chnll.an.
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CITY INTELLIG ENC {
SATURDAY..
SATURDAY..
COURT OE COMMON PLEAS. Before Judges KS
HOTTER. ISsSAHAM and DAILY


NJ CAIKtNs VS. ERAsIUS NHEAToS.-Ofder ~
Chambe,, modified 30 q. 10 allow the d endasto ell i-
satisfaction piece.
FARMERS LoAS AND IRUsT t0.-!nr Board 81
eSso.s understand. their Thursdsy after
noon refused ms fne OF toN assessed upon ~ 5
company. requested by the Bono OF S4yei'"fs e n
having approved Board Of Assessors ana r lrt
HOOK returned The Assessor ot the W'. he capital ri.
IN. company CO. Hhtc! amount drducyrg tie
sum PAID 10y the COMPANY tut eui estate. the Board ct SUPER
say ought TO be assessed such beng IN conformity
With the DECISION OF the Court Errors. lha paI Ter
real -,tse N s46j 7i6 L.. winch leaves The capital
ST 5S 3 3d. be tXed directed by the supervisors The
company say they this last hold ot siuciS
other cumpUuIs which they not liable Ia iaNu"n.
the sam If 81 q SS 81 whrh deducted from the amount.
equity taxed. The nief tile arun winch the" Neir
faxed by tie vi tie h Nld AMI which the bourd Of
refuse % he invested TOT rSal
estate ss l3 FIR lots thu 10Th Ware Of the city OF New
YORK 49, and sl3S paid iur land IN Genessee. Nieu
r. and Enc counties 1913 rney teai
in the lath Ward and m brooklyn &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-23

I- The POLITICIANS REGISTER, containing the
Elections in the several States by Counties IN lo4'
and at all the subsequent, Elections down TO this
time, has just been issued from this Office. This Is
Register, containing the nearest approximation
can make TO the Popular Vote in the recent Elec,
tons of Virginia, Indiana, Missouri &c. &c. with
List of the present Congress, Times of Holding
Elections, &c. &c. If you want il, send in, as The
edition is but email. Price l2i cents, or 81 per
dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-23
NJ Fifth ConrressfonaI Di.irict.-WAs, o

the Eighth Ninth and Fourteenth WARDS the cg OF
your country md pouffJ thousands nto the held clap
pro.cnrg combat lurte cause Of ns emocracy Protection
aud Equal ght, represented IN HENRY CLAY Hpt MILL
LARD FILLMORE. Working men come forth from h. wOk
shop the d6y toll swell tho m o the host
of pfGectiJn and 5ey-O stand by the UEios and
the TAktrT come forth tosGye your homes form
The dtsoaun u poverty, to e.cue your county from The
your,e:s ind families potecon and lasting pfoi
peI,ty.
You ns summoned under the banners Of your CLAr
and FRELSGHUYsEs CLvBs. on the evening ut lnnrdny
next September Il. half phst6 O'Clock. at Kentucky Hail.
~ Perry street. between Brcke and HudOn streets. Ia pro-
coed messing ~ Canal ,''ee called To-
respond III: ~ Governor. state UilcsT. nEd
Electou b. the wig Convention Mt Syrsru.e.
W. u SWEET, Pre- . = ghth NGb tlny Club.
MAFSHAiLO. ROBEB :. Pes, NiGth do.
re5a iiic fi.a.e copy. ,23u
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Old Ononda gn I:

The Wings of OSoNpAeA county held their
Convention on Tuesday, and nominated the fol.
lowing excellent ticket:
For CsnSress-B DAVIS NOXON. of Syracuse.
Far assembly
TuoHA, SPENCER Sana; ORsAMUs JOHNSON. ticerO.
JANIS MuSRoE. Elbridse; FREDERICK PRATT. Manlu'.
Now gee ii the salt boilers and wool-growers
OF Onondaga vote for twenty per cent Tariff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-23

10 Central Clay Committee.-A, a meeting of
the Council OF Pesdents, convened at their Head Quarter
Hep,. 2lst. 1t unanimously
Rssa.red That the Clay Clubs of the City will unite
daily In the Call for Mas Meeting to be held ut Naons
Hail. for the purpose OF confirming the State Nominations
mado BY the Syracuse Convention under tho following
YanEement: JAMES X. WOOD, President
JosrrH KEEN Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-23

~ The STATEN ISLAND Wing Mass Meeting
,nkes place a, Port Richmond tomorrow. boat
will 20 down at o'clock, with sundry good wings
in it-rs,uning at shutdown. Canyou go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-23

HEALTH OF THE CIrY-There were four case.
II yellow fever, we heard, reported to the Board
Of Health, up to o'clock last evening, all from
Inc Marine Hospital, and TWO OF them from the
crew OF the schooner Plantagenet, at Blakeey,
ia Baldwin county. Mobile ADV. Sept IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-23

NJ Tho Delegates to the Senatorial Com
vention will Saturday evening. 2lst inst 1T Ia
past O'Clock. Broadway House those 10 the CoUs!
CONVENTION Monday evening. l3d last al hn past
clock place By order Of tne General COMMITTEE
N. BOWDITCH BLUNT. Chairman.
Io -. mp . nip.sns Secretaries. .0a