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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Passengers Smiled.

In the ship Elisabeth DeniSon, fer NobIs-MI " rfa.
C"n, " Barney, lady Children and sevqn'; Hall laty
chdre and servant Nil, Gibbs MIS- KGs W, ,s
Nessrs ii ii Geer Stoddari, rnylcr Nichols Iil%t;
son, E | Crane, Wllnms. w ose"od' IL III Deu'n' ="
IN he slip Vrgima for LrcrpooiCB Hastings, Boston,
lr I Cochran Brooklyn; i Abbot, England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
pas,rngnra ArrIyed.

In tic pqcks ship Toronto from L0ndo-- Mr. Sinps9n ana
Children o.; London: DR. Banks, do: M Mckenzie OF fiia-
iclpha-70 m the Storage. :, - 4, 400
IL the gacket SdOnS from LtreDoos-AlTs Bryson ana 20
in the stceraee 49, -, D. rah,,or
lohnsop Jf Mr. o. Donuel.
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NOTICE TO TAX P1YERS.

BROOKLYN, November7th, lSH.
PURSUANT To an Act of the Legislature entitled ~
Act relative the collection U taxes the Cty 81 Btoo
Ign and for other purposes tpnssed April leh S o1es
Il hereby gwen tnt the Assessment Rolls for fog ns
current year have this day been delivered to the ComprQ
the City OF Brooklyn; md that from all taxes which ,hai =
hereof deduction Of three per cept will be mn1e and a
from NIL taxes which shall be 50 paid after the expiration
said thirty days and within sixty days from sad date de
ton pc, will be made and TINT and aitef us
First Tuesday in January next sne per cent Will be 49,
dny Of January next, the said Comptroller will deliver 70 "
Collectors of the City Of Brooklyn the said Assessment Ro
together with the thereto annexed, directing then
proceed with regard to the unpud the manner dsf
by law.
The Comptroller would respectfully request those whs Y
tend avail themselves of the provisions of the Act refers
tho above notice, TO inform HIM thereof as soon as 20
blc that their bills may be readiness TO pre'eHtdeH
whea they may be prepared 10 pay Their taxes.
In compliance with resolution Of hc alnyor and Comi
Council NOTICE hereby further given, that the COmTI
Ter will receive ut his Office IN the City Buildings t1h
O'CLOCK. a. ". UNTIL Z O'CLOCK. +. NJ AAp
Ma NJ A. NJ MERyVIS ComptrolG
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ....NoVEMBER IA
Cleared.

Hrk Eunecn hleesrhe Antwerp. GurdIng s, HUNK eden
Brig Wallace Abbott Be[mSda Nesm i & M Wahh
Iewis HaYnnn w Tho5ne Sarah: Ferguson, Nswbern,
II Plat; Neeuntcook. iryin, Bangor Williams Sheldon;
phebe &. Eliza Osborn Alexandria, SturgeS x Clearnui
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JONES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY

OK iNIIINIUIf nC 70 NJ, I;.u i I.UUvI.
TfNiIE OBJECT this Institution 10 inpart thoough
INSTRUCTION IN Bookkeeping Penmanship and CONNER
cal Arithmetic and qualify Gentlemen for the practical duties
ofthe desk. Private instruction IL gwen required Rooms
open day ard evening.
cpes,ed 10 apply TO Librarian Clinton ball. who VIII
furnish tickets Of admission ure the arrangement mace WIN
Reference, may be had nj the Academy IN B-okk.ep-
err Merchants und CLERKS who have been sndens uuLns ~
For sale Jones' Principles and Practice OF Bookkeep-
ne Syo rs his WORK adopted the rst Academic IN
sutions in this country. 1t aso repnbshed In England
md aIten.ivey introduced there. oil ON
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Disasters.

chr Eyeline of and from Boston. for Georgetown Sc be-
fore reported dnase and abandoned valued al upward
OF 5000 und there laO dollars insurance her IN Boston
We stating that the schooner Agnes, Lines
reported us missing vessel deeply laden. We inform
ed she Goad sailing trim, and still have hopes that
the lives those board spared MIR Godet of the
finn Code: Co. ST this city, the passenger alluded 10
who wax on boBrda young gentleman universally esteemed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

Oct is oil Bonaif spoke sch Emerud. p days from Boston
by the brig Ohio, al tins port.
No date lat 9 l5 lon 81 20, spoke brG Lucy days I'm s;
captain and mate both being SICK with the West India fever
also spoke her on the 9th when the mate some bc,,erby
flp hrir OHIO. nj this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
Public Stock E1change-Nov. Ii.

The following Stocks sold at Boston yes
terday So shares East Boston Co 81 100 East Boston Jv
sSS: Eastern Rniir.ad 1854 Boston and Maine Rail
road 100 70 Reading Railroad 2S rs do. bow, a3s 81
IInon Hank lOlA $50 Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
Soim 7sS Is do so4Ods. 7 Is do. soln 7& 3 do, solm
HK: 70 do M; do solm n ~ do belm Sa 10 do
soIin, 76s rs do. bolm. IS.
The following were the receipts on the Western
Railroad for the week ending Nov. 9: 800
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hs. advertised under the nc, of a,, April for Sale on ths
h Of January GeS The Nn "s n" Ss , k'fa 1
OF tho pennsyvanig Canal extending from Conpha 10 4.
n,stn T ' extending from Duncan Island 10 o
dsysburg the Portage Railroad. from TO johns
from John.town ptisbugh also The BRIDGE ever he Ss
eSehan1a River an o tSseea s M s
sston locomotives, cars trucks stationary en-
,ai and peana purchased BY the Cemmenweat
T the of the .sd Canals and Reads WI be Offered 10!
hs forn, The capital stock Of the Pennsylvania Canal and
S .as SespaoS Sas VIII Is sad BY pubic 10
hsbst bidder ut pce mol less than $780, and the purchaser
:hs saSe lns Tsse .La S paid the cem%ssos al
time OF purchase =. lawful mSsey OF ee'sqis oil loan,
mum or above The par value oil The shares purchased
and The bid do mol exceed inc s OF @ os
part Of price OF each share and + any pa,cha.e shall 's
S pas and he sha be liable loss which u. ConaS
wealth may sustain BY so. % 5 On ,he aos, T heo
md such public .e shall be continued Tor SIX con.esnsre
BOOK shall Be opened ae, SAID pSels SALE m which al
tbse who were purchasers aeeat shaii ee NJ. 20 s9
seie1 Saye been ali sold at the pubc subscriptions w
be received for the teander al nch piee as s} ,h 10
highest price lower than The lowest ee DC ~ ne
shares hSud aS be aS Sd s or osR al s ao s
chants The CITY Ct a Ks los Cmpan
IN which books purchasers az the pubic sale shalt SUI nave
preference IN ,:, s& n U G by THIS such
ss he stricken of from shares subscribed With
ont purchase secure TO The peon OF oods
n shares the whole number purchased by them ~
sunS and any amounts paid BY Purchasers Shall be re-
;sdsd IN case $50 shares shall net have eesn sabsenoS
h,n fnur months from The time the oooSs OF sIoscIpion
Xii hsve besp i opened and when l5o N shares shei
have been subscribed. the amount OF the sns
thn 20 DAYS after notice given by the Commissioner
New-Bedferd Oh market-Nov. IL
s,xRm.-we have heard of no movement IN the market
dIpns of $50 bb. South Sea at prices not made
public. =, -, be ,,o1iry for this
,,,es md vac have reason believe the tfaIi>aetous o.
set 10 hive been large improved a:es anougn se o
nnysts 10 tbs erten, only 1900 lbs South sea nave
come 70 knowledge
Imports of Sperm and Whale Oil and Whaleoons
;n,o tbs United States for tho week ending Nov H. 1871
i" - prrvovn Soerm Whale. Bone.
Ship Gideon Rowland. ............m -" CIV"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

STEAMBOAT COLLISION AND LOSS of bifh'-O"
Friday night last, about IL O'Clock, as the steam
boat Domain was descending the river, she en-
countered the little steamer Coler-we!l known
as tow-boat in these waters, but now IN the ser
vice of Government on the improvements in the
Ohio-a few miles above Wheeling. and struck
her about midships The Domain went out
heavy, and the blow stove the Collier in. She
had about 80 men on board. The pilo. immedi-
ately laid her for The shore, but she settled rapidly
and grounded near it with the water near the
hurricane dock. The engineer stuck to his post
till the water came up to his middle, when the
fires were extnguished and the engine stopped.
We regret TO learn that one man, named McCone,
of Yellow Creek, was drowned. The DOMAIN
did not stop to render any assistance, and the
men were obliged to remain on the deck all night.
The Collier will be raised.
Pittsburgh Gazette, Nov D.
s.eAcrrY OF HoRsE.-One day, lately, ,he
servant man Of Mr.. R1sser, farmer, near Rlsca,
took an old horse out Of the shafts OF the cart,
and while busting about did not perceive that It
had walked away. Observing horse shoe or
the ground. which appeared to have Just been
cast, he copiectured whittier the missing animal
had gone, ano theieup0n betook himself 10 the
shop of the smith, where he found Vulcan dri-
On inquiry, it was ascertalncd that the horse had
proceeded directly towards the smiths shop, the
moment it WIS loosened from the cart, and The
smith, observing that the shoe was gone, had
guessed the object of his VISIT and performed the
work as de-cuped We. perhaps, stall next hear
that Oobbin has called at the corn chandler's and
ordered home bushe of corn.
[Spring's Life in London.
Remarkable PREsENrIMsNT.-In DOyleston
(Pa.) Beniah Holdren, an aged man of "a years,
after partaking happy meal with his children
apparently in perfect health, observed: Now
nv friends this is the last meal | shall ever eat ;
l am about to die" He then proceeded to give
directions as to his worldly concerns, his burial,
&c. and when he had concluded was struck
down by paray;ic stroke. [Doyleston Wing.
WHAT EDUCATION DoEs-At an anniversary,
once heard brother give illustration OF what
education does for the Minister, which had boti
point and edge. "Educatiou," said be, is 10 lhc
mind, what The grindstonc is 10 the scythe. II nei-
ther improves the temper OF the STEEL nor adds TO
its amount: ut some how or other, II makes IL cut.
J Col. w, r. Ross Register of the Land or
fee at Fairfield, Iowa, died at his residence in
Fairfield on the 10Th ult,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
FASHIONABLE DANCING

MONS GABRIEL DE oRP . 1 : = or
L; As the honor OF informing ue LN ;r Tor lie ;,ut
- ~ riTi- instr,!oticn the principal iesinn1p, -nsT
.reynilin. III the h.Ehes; circles oil i-ufo'NA' --
,o3. X has lately arrived fom i'oou ear,iGSa s no MI,
- ,,ena In, syl. met the Harneet adinlinnOn % w.
ic md Inc marked approval OF the ashonaoe con.u L
Among Others son r. pTopo,ts t. ieze.! 'has s ,,c
~ W. de Deiix Pas-fhe Nlszoufka-new C"iiiioA'-'o
's aip gyI b. assisted 10y MADAME kOKPONaf as
Nnscion The instruction viii be gwen IF the ffeic' "e
a,n. arc engaged al > PAX PneestIcty priya.e coo
I'D aIry-f the recommendation oi Ladies ana
TIE Polka and The new QunGres, ct peSen, daeso ~
the fhonabe circles vi London asd Pai cen 9s ngl' ~
siI or treye Lessons except the MazoufAa. All o' "
For iret particular inquire of MONS. kORPoNAf at
has residence - Park Place. -, =.
yRns:-Clnss Lessons from 10 10 II, A NJ l. 20 Il ant
,oa p n and from to IN the evening. a..
lessons st-t~elyc lessons, $40, and quartet si99
Private Ieson4six lessons, 81; twelve lessons sl- au'
Other hour. viii be devoted Public Institutes Acae-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

III The Directors Of the Syracuse and Utica
Railroad have agreed 10 rebuild that road, with
I; new foundation of wood, and heavy trail; to
be completed in three years and to cost S2op,O00
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

PREPARATORY SCHOOL AT MlDD TT" Il Sea IA.
C,i,ssicALASp ENGLISH BOARDING School II Ms ~
situation been established nine years scsen arg The
e,Son, attentions sint and comforts O. nome are
.ecured 10 prps IN hish degree. Pfepif"ton ic
a, o,lere ls Thorough NddeiOwn cDr oil be :ist ui.,I
f b-shy ard morn! AeSs England easS 81 aces
GniIv from New York Albany and Boston al modelat
l-nse Young lads always nttrncsc oF cei'i '''
hen prrents request 49, ,,Lo &c, ~, Sos.
Winter session commences Nov ioh charge ~ pc! 80
s,ns when includes al expenses save tor books ur anu
moder. language Circular. with references IT y fiaiSs'
80. rhere thr prncpa mas be found during the week pre-
rons In Nov Is D. Il. CHASE. a. II. Principal OIL In
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Sailed.

Ship Taronta Apaiachcola: bark Georgia, Savannah
bug Harriet Grenada and ohefs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

60, FRUIT TREES FOB sALE.-The subscribe, re
soeculy 1iorms his friends and the public hat he ha,
for sae e; his Nuiysres HghtSown New IerIey
large suanty of Apple Peach sn Cherry Trees nocusted
with the most approved knd Fl tor transpanrg which
he will sell 90 the most reasonable term. "
". B-When trees wanted for expectation they will be
carefully packed in attS ar hoy for which
90 WI - ni"''H 49, nrc-g=,'e Will be
fa.t'i - u ~ -atiit.st motto. ISAat ri LIEN.
Highutown. October zst. 1874. GA In.
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SpOkcn, &c

At Havana, November 2, bark Nancy w Stevens. Avola,
renton taking of the ship Pedonne,, she having
hnerc nnhcnneL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

over SHoES-I1P oRTAN~T TO DEqLERS aud
OCONS U-M ERS-lrtia Rubber Over Shoes that can he
any climate. whuc; change of properties. always
pabe and soft the coolest ther For durability and
beauty they challenge with any other shoe In The
market Country merchants AID city dealers should not fail
supply themselves with his article For sale by the
o22ii Nea! Wall street.
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70 BE LET.

-, TO LET Nine new brck Dwelling Houses on I'd
IA street. 9Th Avenue with stable room Tor three
each house. TIC houses are three stores W
with fnisned Easements, Large yards and every thing
convenient 10 accommodate one or rmle. Apply 10
j. :. TREDWELL, No. 6I9 Broadway.
NR-Thc above houses arr well calculated Tor Carmen
nl3 1m'
a, HOUSE WANTED-To hire, modern or story
80 house South of Foueen street either west or ea', o.
iSA Broadway, for which TAI! rent VIII DC ph1; au
dress j. b. d. at this office. III. wv
- APARTNiENTs:-Wan To rent. part OF .. two
"a OF small three ory horse N or about Chambers street,
$1,000 ANTHONY j. BLEECkER x CO.,
Nil 1,y No. Broad street, neur Wall.
TO SHOE AND BOOT DEALERS.
-, TO LET CHEAP.-Onc OF the best located Base
- ment stores for the sale OF Boots and Shoes IN iirond
s35 yny under the PariNGn Bazaar, No. ~ broadway
LsSeen Howard and Grand @ will be e ut reduced rent
10 those tin will supply the store well Apply a me Baza1t
An one OF the Counters in the Bazaar will be let Tor The
hso, ~, ~, W ~, oi;s., shoes n9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

pROoKLYN BOOTS AND sHoES.--Tho subscribers
Id are new supplying themselves win Las for Customer,
Boots arr Shoes Gentlemen and Ladies have Lss made
them by leaving he shape OF iheir feet a! the Brcokyr
je1 SIrTH d HARTSHORNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

DLUMBERs! PLUMBERS! PLUsiBERsG.ii,Ms, r. 90
lie 70 perec, article Of Tia Plated Lead ps s,oaS
cd By entirely process for which ne nss ,,s WI
cured letter. Patent which plates the Pipe on the ~
an even perfect plate of pure Tin. j. s ,r.nrt.et
Having attained perfection in The nehea o.
ur,ng and plating Lad Pipe, he Il enabled Ia oiei
article the same pcs charged FOR common pipe han,
Ho warrant, the Pipe msAuacured by him 20, snd
,plit free rom al flaws. scales other imperecno''
perfectly uniform thickness, ,,,3 Coustn
Also on hand !nree stock OF untined Croon ah's Ws
Pipe which ear ne examined II the manuiaetoU'
treei OF II John,on Brothers. u WeterS wv nWBER
slS sYn~ X w. <---,M
DLACK cases MEDIUM e99bIit!s p P,rsL
ID nII ADAMS, TIFFANY s. co. 'afA'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

EVERYDAY ThLK-8cene Brosdwuy-time 3o'clock.
II P. A.. Two gents, passing up Broadway.
Fist gent What IS to-day
Second gent. Nothing very particular except politics RACES
high Just now ~
me out doors for spcuIng politics with Brown,
Second gent. Where you going?
Fc gent. Going up TO Wlld's, AL Broadway, 10 get
hox of Fats and Sannn Lpzenge.
Second gent. Ha ha hai Salts and SIENNA LonzeRse?
Whnt an idea all humbug believe.
First gent. o, No, believe Wild to be conscientious
man besides Dewitt the Oystemnn the Olympic Thea
ire as they are the best medicine he used Five small
ozenges hav eu the effect OF the usual Dose and no taste
OF it.
good.
Both enter Wid's store lay down the 25 cents, take box
of Lozen.e Broadway into Grand street, and lost TO
view.
The above Lczenges sold only Mt 45l Broadway near
Grand ne If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

LNASIlIONAGIE GOT AND SHOE STORE. GROSS &
BELTS, l5o Fulton NJ. door East 0i Broadway. keep
hand large of Boots ard Shoes, made the
most fashoncbs style and OF the best maeria n. L. Made
oie ali description OF Boots and Shoes Fits warranted
and prices low 20 suit the tines ElY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
FOR, THE NORTH,

wa nPEoPLEs LINE STEAMBOATS, t!Is B 4.sS,s goA
49,. THsoash birect1As o'e!oek P ~; 81, From
the s,eH EIooSi rie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Captain a: r. 81
I'm meonS wednesday and Friday evening", q
The Steamboat ROCHESTER: rs GaDsaH ats.
a. a rIociNL ,a1iing al intermediate places
From Ias foO,s, RsT RI, ;i5 gree; G Crtieu-
A.. usnd.r Eeinssdsy Friday and Sundsy. o. = ' on
The Steamboat co d ,iAy CSp5IP'' NJ i. m |"
n ing ihts line of boats wll arrive NJ hi2 ~ "
MI Inn. To Ia e tho morning Trains Of Cas- Tor tne f-as "
tryIna above bcau ANA substantial. ere ll.'. n
with new md elegant state Rooms anu 'o ''''u ~ ~
r,ndsiinas ans un.,yailrd the Hudsnr - p, ,h,,
al e,snns ARE forbid -ny OF the boa' Vi ~
Inc without written cr.-r from ,he Japan
e., ,ssx, 70 or freight .pply IN b1l!t. ur 20 ,yA.
eS, y +. Sj,HlJLT ~ AZ the office en- the !" aari
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

INDIA EUBBEK SHO ES Inc subscFllefs IT
t> fer Tor sale the largest and best assortment OF lnia
Rubber shoes the city, consisting part OF Mens Goth
and Sheet Rubber, Oye.Shues with egther soes. leather
strup and buckle nailed hecs &c Ladies' Sheet Rubber
Over-Shoes elastic straps Ladies ana Misses busklns
rubber and leather soes me, and furrlmmcd Rubbe!S. and
Rubbe las ed and uugh-by the dozen. single
pnir together with every omanufacure lnea rb
Der goods at the Warehouse oi the Newark, ~ j. In
dn Rubber Factury, 50 Maiden Lane, n. Y.
OILS HUTCHINSON 4 RuNfUS.
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FOR THE EAST

" NV ESs2 YbRk o. ES Mss9sss I'D I'D
-. & =. ThgSdsy in Steamboat NIMRQD, At
Return leave Wet Sockbrdge for New York Tuesday and
Friday Tor the of bundi packages Money and
produce. Office No. 10 West Street. my3o ems
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BROOKLYN BOOTS AND SHOES,

Al The Br0Oklyn and Long Island N10Ts I1U
Fulton street.
~ GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS. equal to any .-a
n LADIES CATER BOOTS, superior to any %her
salei Duosiyn ind think equal la ans made IN ~ Y
Every descpurn Of hne Boots Shoes mnde to order
Warranted equal IN style and quality 10 Broad~ay.
NJ b. Various kinds OF RubbeIs and Over Shoes
" - SMITH & HAWTHORNE.
M liU Fulton 81. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-15

HARDWARE. CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS Gc,-The
1subsc'be:s, imporen and General Deac.s in Enssh
German and American HARDWARE Cutlery, Edge TsoIs. Nails
Shoves Spades, &c &c offer country merchants and
Others, I'LL and complete assortment low. for cash ap
proved Credit OSBORN & LITTLE,
Iio en- e Fulton street. New-YoYk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
WIG MEETING IN CAswELL.

At meeting Of The Wings in Caswell
county, A. S. Ysncey. ESQ.,. was called 10
the Char, and N. II. McCsin, esq. APP
pointed Secrelsry.
On motion, commIiiee composed Of j.
MabaGe. John Kerr, A Waters, p. Hold
melt. esq, aud DR.. George Robertson. wa.
appointed b. the Char I" drails c"nstI:u.
zion ior a Clay Club; Wbieh conn tee.
through john Kerr, esq presented u The
meet g cons,lt,,'i"" Ior the Club. which
was unanimously ado, led.
The meeting was lheh sddre ssed BY that
s,erling old patriot aud unfiinching tirfen-
der Of our free, republican ims buttons, J.
Mebsne. esq, in bis usual PLAIN, though
iorcible and impressive style. He WIS
sure cdeJ b, Thai bold snd iesrles, Young
champion Of Wing principles. john Kerr,
esq, who IN strain of al queuce pseu>
lisfiy his own, INDICATED the Wings
against the eh"ges preferred sgsin't ,hrm
BY their political "ppnnerts; showed that
iheir principles are the principles Of the
Eeyoiuiion; that their measures are The
measures advocated by The most iIlustii-
Gus parrots hat have adorned The snasl.
Of Tins coupify, and upon which deprnd
the happiness and prosperity. not I" say
the liberuts, OF Ills glorious Union. NJ 81
tIiumph 4ntlv did he ,ind,ra,e their grt al
leader agalnsithe loul slshdrFs wuh " h,ch
he is a,ssiled--arignattne IS ,hry did IN
mslgnily and no" kep. alive by ensy and
jeelpnsy--and so powerfully aud th gum :
Is did lie present. has claims I, the coaf.
dence OF al enlightened aud vlrlu"us pen
pie. thai every up. ejuiiced man .h1l
| Heard him, npG-t have f.lI that fortunate
must int patty be which has for 10 he al
such a III n as Henry CLAY. ~" @@
In pursuance OF clause Of the consti
tntion tie following persons were ch"stH
officer. OF lie Glib. *''
JAMES MEBANE. President.
J. p. HARRISON, !
S. GUM. =. Pres
A. s. YANCY. Esqrs.
DR.. q. RtlBERTSUN, Re". See'y.
JOHN KERR, Corresponding Sec.
The toll wing resolutions were then OF.
iered anu sd1it d. -
4 Rssoicet, Tat tie Wings Of Ca.
web te.p>e'ioliy feepns"rnd = ihei'
Wa'g b,stbren Il tie. see al rOun,ies
'composlugib's electoral j st ct to ,ppoln'
del gals /, meet ii IIGI.bprongh o.
Ih"sdsy Of the u ,xt County Cous' 81
or'nge, ~ Nav. f,r the pnrpuse OF n"rnr
mating an Eleciof OF President add Wee
President. im this district.
2. EesoiDed, That the Chairman oil
this nieeung appnint three Delegates to
attend The said Convention. ID behalf Of
The Wings Of Ca.well. y
3. Resolved, Tha, his ntma'e acquain-
lance with the political history Of Oh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23
IMPORTANT.

A pOsiscript in the National Intelligent
Ger Of the 10Th instant. contains the fol-
lowing important intelligence:
I.ale lasl evening. silsr an Executive
session &c several hours. The Senate re-
massd lie ltjuasi.an oi sseftsy RON The
Tea'y. and Documents accompanying a.
Cos ,he snns xallon oT Texas. We have
not. Of course, had any opportunity ofex-
smiaisg these papers. bul se learn orally
that. by . communication from the Pfesi-
dsnt yesterday, the Senate vas inlutmsd
Ihal he had ordered . military force 10 re-.
pair 90 The frun,ier of Tsxss. 10 open .
recommendation with The President Of
thai Republic and act - circumstances
might Itqulrs; and had also ordered ma
val I0rcr 10 Vera Cruz. 10 remsin or thai
par,. add prevent any na,alezpedi.lon Of
Mexico. Il any such should be attempted.
iran proceeding against Texss.
Thus are the rumored "slip"isiions"
wuh Texas, referred 10 in our proceeding
remarks. confirmed. and The exlrsorJina-
w fact rendered certain. that the Presi-
dent has, an his sole authority. taken .
step equisslsni To ~seing sudden and open
war on friendly and unodtnd,ng nation.
We have not time, al hi, lsIe hour Of The
night, Tor further ccmmenl on 80 extra
oId,Hary procedure.