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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

NAvAI..-Barque Wave, which arrived at Bos-
ton, on Tuesday, from Rochelle, was boarded 29th
ult., lat. 32 80, lon. so, from U. s. ship Raritan,
Capt. Gregory, from n lew York for Rio Janeiro.
ANOTHER DEArH.-Mr. Robert C. Maynard,
another Of the sufferers by the Richmond Club
House accident, diedin that city on Monday last,
from the effects of the wounds he then received.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

otts, ~ c. has been converted Branch and Mr. W
a Lucas Teller the principal Bank has received The
poinrment of Cashier.
The last Frankfort Commonwealth contains the
following paragraph
An act OF ASsemblT passed AZ x I,,- .a.xio, ,oyil
'or the ct the claims OF contractors presented for
eoout Si59 GO authorizing The Board OF nre a Improve
1neD 10 ake Juisltion the Executive much
those claims they ascertain due stad only h
From the o-st information have eceyei entertain the
opinE that the revenue of 1871 will the
nen oil e times DE- Increased about 20 25 Such
2pcat lie eIloo OF increase The of taxable
property 50 Tar h2v been advised pr-suE1e
influence ma affects the appreciation OF 3rot the quar-
tsI ws have hard from general caus- e=ctng general
improvement IN The yau- OF property
The following table Will show the condition of
the Bank Of Montreal the 10Th of February 1871:
Specie .z1, s755s53 Circulation las.L'1lEs spl
Rea! Estate a $50 Due Banks. 1852
Govt Securities SC. z0,i00 Deposres l,Oo2 go
Bank B Notes i2t 80 Due on interest. ~ $50
Dlscounts, Sc..... 39ia.Ss6I Z 0''i " '<'''''iN'
Totsl ........ S. 328 rssil
The following is g condensed view OF the CON-
merce aeysetou, sc. oil ST. Louis:
Steamboats, enrolled lG0 DO lead and copper. L750
do IN ST. Is trade 81 do santa Fe tfad- 5se06o
Toaneg- a. 23S Navigation, .nil-s.. l59G0
Arrivals III 1873 2,e57 % NississiypI. ego
DO passengers. 5000 do AIkansaS... oye
Nau- OF hoats. 81 OG0l do Ohio Pho
Tonnage of Cincinnati. l2 G21i do Missouri. 1868
do PIttssuich 10 0g7 Public lands 050, ,Gc0 500
do Louisville 1913 Az sales for 10 YT,. SO zoe OC0
TX OF what &3 bu. !,s07 600 oils palt al auIs.e
do tnbscco..nGs. 2JoOg by 81 l. bo1js PR S33J9G
Value of DO - 500 eGp Cost Of boats pr So
do pcTk, lard &c. NGa 600 No boats oa W Iivcrs 672
do beet Goa cool Tonnage OF do !3i, rs
do hemp 2,0o0,0o1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

SANrs' SAHsArARlLLA-AImost every member OF the ami
nal Kingdom except It's monarch distinguish By III
the natural productions adapted its wants and we
find each species localized by Providence the position best
suited peculiar organization and inherent necesSte-
Bu, thus with the lord Of creation w h phvs'
ical system delicate and complex than that OF any
brute requiring the study OF life understand It's ole-
raons he exposed uuumerabs diseases unknown 10 The
inferior animals without the instinct which points ont
oc The bee and the humDug bird know The
flowers from which they extract the most delicious nectar
-svery living thing from the polypus TO the hall reasoning
elephant, select from the st0ehouse of nature those pf@duc
tons those only adapted peculiar structure and best
calculated Cor its subst Man iu ibis reject learns only
from experience; which he often abuses what animals
know by instinct. But fortunately science. investigation
and experiment. have provided srecGcs for OF The DIS.
eases which he upon himself contracts by accident or
brings into the world with him Among these specifies,
S>Spss SAUsAPARILLA stands preemlien From the SIM
pest eruption tho ghul forms of Slandula and cniane
diseases IL alike ntable. ScIoiua, hings Evil
Liver disease incpieut Carries, and all comp an arising
from an improper of mineral medicines yield 10 It's sana
tive and purifying influence
For certificates and numerous testimonials see pamphlets
and various papers.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by D. Sands,
Wholesale Duegis 70 Fulton street, New i0Ik Sold also
at 23 Broadway East Broadway, and by Druggists gene
rally throughout the United States.
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LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
HE NJ ss n a. e. a n

T The undersigned have in aud VIII passh some
time during the present month and greatly improved
edition of ,,,,,,,crS
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, MARCH Is.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-TH1S DAY.
TH5 sggs :. THh Moox !, Fpli SEA. %
sssss LGaa9a Bss5y II asy5s s.ssfE
CLEARED,
I Bafs fvGs Gsoss Ss9 9f saot H.vi1a. s'1a n 's'
B5iss B'dwia ThSpysGn yo., fiJn ss1insan puAna
ham R2dck Wilmngsn Nc BoSE&s & Rn1,on Jonas
Barge Porpoiss, Amboy
ARRIVED,
mdzs 20 Collins Co Sailed in CO. wi with snip az s
1ia-she got ssr9nnd % baseo Dsns damages
there was heavy sea the time Packet ship ue.n oi t
West Woodhouse arrived Su IN th shoI est Of thanks
Feb 90 lat ;9 IS od 2s exchanged signals with
Westminster, from London Tor Ne" otA-0o p0'
6sIS Osr.y Taylor days from New Orleans, with pre-
@ Fax x Of Boston 20 days from Ponce, r.
with saga to Peek Peters; 2?i hhs snsf5 o eks
INV : twenty mis- distant, saw The ship Merchant OF
pot,Ian ~ G rsrgg WSW llth spoke brig Commerce, o.,
Boston Ia, % s oa 10 10 days from 00'A'
'o Sem Yaa;is Youns Fall River domestic goods
/ Sch Wm Henry, -, Folly LsDdlns, corn
SAILED,
Ships Canton New Orleans; Teiumah do Cincinnati aoi
an.busc Vera Cruz; Clarssa. Perkins, Orleans
eli do Adam Carr, Glasgow; Rose SC.ndlsh hooiie.
Br bf,g Desdamona, ST Johns: NJ
DISASTERS.
-;,sa hv s Baldwin, Esq, Secretary OF The
BosTd Of dated Ky West 18th ard 2ath n'
furnishes The following n'tlileeppes .d h on The 18th
from s. aSks sfS " With Gys cargo of d ne. ess
for New YORK and proceeded IS far a GsPs ~ rsnr 70
sb, po She arrived he yes,erday leaking badly and Will
have 10 be discharged Capt Park nferIns me Inc ofis
400 strokes per hour"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

STor YOUR HAIR FROM FAILING OFF OR YoU WILL SOON
BE BALp-We do this alarm because there IS
no danger of you the genuine Odrdges Balm OF
Columbia from 81 ouraudt s.: viii positively stop the
hair from falling off, and luxunousiy keep.
ing II free from dand scur and gives the hair beautiful
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

CoMsTocKs SARsAPARILLA as strong and pure an FS-
tract be made Ii is sold the reasonable pIce oi %
CENTS FER BoTTLE per dozen 81 CouIa"dt street.
wher also can be found DR. McNaifs Acoustic OIL 70! deaf
ali Di ht oar.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
'rVssS yETN5TTS TRACTS.

THE yUNAUS TxSACES %
No l. The Tssr or Parties Tried by their aca
No. II. Tax CURRENCY.
No Ill. THE TARIFF.
No ". LIFE HENRY CLAY
No V. PsLIricAL AsoLlrIeS
No. vi. DEMoCkAcY.
No. VII. LABOR AND CAPITAL.
These ,,e ,smphie;s are working Infinite good 70 ihe
Wing cause and we observe with pleasure that iney sf'
eonsins the standard publications among our r.
-, The JuHIss TRACTS becoming The standard MS
'0' ''' 'ts'eA' Lexington Express Missouri
10 This Sere. of Political Tracts from the well known
author Of" The Crisis of The CouEtry IN 1870 aul9n III
Ne a9 and Sns 70, sale at s SEQ ho
iand Orders om anv part OF the Union Supplied win ass
patch Rem#ces by mail pest pcie o, free al tss ,.sn "
" Orders must be accompanied with the cash, .ru
GREELEY * McEL. .RAIH,
Publishers or thu Author
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

NEw-BEproap Or MARKEr.-[For the week ending
Mach ]23S bbis. or 80 s97 gallons of Crude Sperm have
80 S7c and 1850 bbls or 30.
C75 gallons right Whale 33 and 36c: Nothing done
Wharbons, ;O:c per u refused for LOT OF South Ssa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
H E N RY C L A Y:

By EpEs SARGENT. Esq. Of the City of NeH Ho'k.
Brought down TO the year 1874. This work VIII be puoish
ed ON c,sa, ,sv ,vu IN neat octave form, aud put up
with paper covers with new aud handsome hoGIapnc
full length Portrait 1t will be sold a, III cents Tor the SIN
gle copy; 81 per Dozen
Posmasters renting 81 will be entitled to l3 copies
70 Clay Clubs, Whig Committees Booksellers anu "'n
es will please send their orders sary as possoe
County Merchants about visiting the ci'y VIII aou
GREELEY * NcELRAIH.
fe24 Tribune Buildings. 100 Nassau strrt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
CAUTION TO PERSONS
Who purchase those most Destructive,
Poisonous and dangerous articles tor uproof'ng

Poisonous and dangerous articles TOR upr''f'ag
or destroying Human Hdir.
Remember that although czain qaaek and pnSISi ma
offer II under French such a5 iPoudIes >noe do
orhsr cogrom-n Thomas Jones' OF 30 Chatham street 40
declare all such are either too slpf 70 s
cscisu, OF powerful Of cau.;ic hsy cehse
ou and POISONOUS Do b deceived by aumept 40
by apparent fan promises they may sach; as ssns oe
our ewes &c hrn. forward the 81 s7rerai nj
E rspecabe persous have been deceived or Injured oy
h-se particularly CERTAIN oee win sneh aai; - s0
hundred nes from akeT have had three dineIt
chemists m AXE this n--French English end AEiiea
Tey a.! made diesnt bur each SO aI q.
~ " tan with consc:snce not 20 SCI shothrt
boe OF such stuff and my fellow cTeatqres rom
purchasing usiag this If they do Il the VIII De oS
rrurst Tor life. The public's s-rYant,
msri5 p THOMAS JONES, 81 Chatham 81
II7ILLIAM A NUGENT, Tin, Copper ana
w Sheet Iron orss No s sptinssa!ssi .a Ps-
snd Isnsna.d TIE Ware BIitsrnia WaIe Tea TraSs az
ess SC constantly hand eeaE fos Csah Also III ess
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended,
-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

On aday-alack the day
Beauty, tickle my lay,
Spiej lady pasSirs iair.
With dirty haGed hali-gIay HAIR
With yellow cheeks and plmpled face
And feckl led hands quite ires from grace
Alas poor mad thou ri cot past hope
Use Janes's famous Chemical Soap,
Twill make skin, tho dark and tannd,
As Gle ar ard bright as fairy land
And tho Your hair is d-ad-has ceased TO live,
Use Jonas's air Restorative,
Twill make your har so SILKY, SOFT and clean,
Aud keen II so a month"; year mean;
besides lis qualities all we'll know,
Twill force ihe hair 10 thrive and GIow: ,,,.,o,.
- SMALL PRlCES-JONES' AIR RESIORa-
TIVE is sold a, 81 bottle and Jones Italian chemical soap
They are both be most excellent aud really
articles Sold al the OF The American rasl-
50 Chatham ST aud S23 Broadway, " or s9 Fu'ten
Brooklyn State ST. boston' Ledger Du"a,mS; SS; od2t
delphiS.
Sr1v,xo,s CORDIAL is sold at No 6 Murray oslu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

~ CoSyEL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR from No. 81
Courtland ST. will any OF the following complaints or
no pay will be taken for IT, VIZ:
Burns aud SCalds Ch,biains FILES
Er,ptious Tet!er Bruises and Spralns,
Salt Rheum Sores Sore Nipples and Eyes.
Frosted Feet, Chars Ery sipelas. Fever S.reS sc.
CAuTioN-Buy ONLY al 81 Courtlandt ST. n this ety.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

OLpRpGE's GENUl>K BALM OF CoLUMBA-Wi force @
th hair 70 grow when d. stop from as out. and keep
RI. head entirely clear of dandu No adys toilet should
be made without from 81 CouIand, street Also the ~
DIAS VEGETABLE ELIXIR LININENT certain cure lor
rheumgIlsu contracted cords stif JOINTS, &c &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
COCRI OF SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER aud
Aid scoLEs and LEE JAMES X. WHIrI>G ESQ., Dis
Attoiuey.

Aid. scoLEs and LEE; JAMES r. WHIrIsG Esq Dis.
trct Attorney.
TRIAL FOR FoRGERY.--Trial of. Richmond
woodruff resumed l!cm yesterday, and the examination OF
witnesses ior defence continued untI adjournment.
lle defence at The opening the Court. called Justice
Eeirit who oeng sworn drpesed hat on The 18th Dece-
a!s pIeienCes obtaining $50 from n b such Representa-
tons and h-was accordingly ARRESTED. Miller sworn
TWICE.
Cross. .Eromined.-The complaint vas dismissed by ea-
son ol want oil suilcient Iool, bail required
Woodruff
Jacob S0merindike was sworn, and the defence
by THIS proposed that Miller caused erroneous
made the Bazaar by less credit persons
made their behalf than the actually obtained het
the note IL question Miller Woodruff hush
Objected to by the cution, but the Court permitted the
witness 70 be nerTog 1t-G.
he witness then examined He Ted that the spring
OF the year 1912 he purchased cab OF Miller for SIS Inch
belonged 20 New Jetsey-tiiat Miller only pad the
man $3.50 Tor IT. and his conirouIug Miller with The
of the who only $50 il Miller said hs had
made mistake, aud handed witness SIS back
Several witnesses testified similar transactions the parl
A. Nj.
POLICE OFFICE
Found IN A vEssEL--A person named WI
o! the schooner EneDe his doubtless
rob the same, he arrested and committed 10 prison.
ATTEMPT TO PICK A POCKET-A man named
Edward Connolly, arrested aud committed for attempt
TO pick pocket Off Demmns of the sioOp Avis.
RoBBERY.-John Williams was caught IN the
Of stealing bag containing S. copper from
dow of the Exchange office No. -. Fu,on-st. Committed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
JUST PUBLISHED,
MYSTERIES OF LONDON-Part /.
PRICE l2a CENTS.

MUSICAL ALBUM-Part Il-Price Is cents.
THE FORTUNE HUNTER-A Tale Of New YORK
Liie-25 cents.
WaNpERINGs OF oFAJOURNETMAN TAILo ORA
Capital Book of Travels Europ aud Ass-Prce 2 cents
Aso for sale ali the works of Eugene Sus-and sTerF
New Work By Popular Authors. Call al 80 Ann street
mbi5It J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

Gunner is Wing Town, but Union Ticket
u,s run, which gave the Supervisor to the Locos.
s.sAroGA.-The towns of Edinburgh and
nav nhe only two towns which vote before
,,,ll held their elections on the first Tuesday in
nc month. In Edinburgh the Wing Supervisor
!, elected by IS votes, and IN Day, the Loco-Fo-
~ has succeeded by 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

U,O THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK
4 RUSSIAN KESAN SOAP.-Ths subscriber has iust
,csyed by barqne Roube from Cronstadt. OF
this celebrated Soap which for shaving and thr toilette
.u.p4ssed For shaving by those who nsya
be the superior ertiee pow IL IS now
tbs article Introduced e etty OF
Boston and il as ben sold upwards Of 30 800 persons, In
with perfect and is consdged s pSs
IS, and cheapest family soap that De used F9I s ~
the dozen or cake v.ry low by SAMUEL " EsEESH,
Hair Dfes.eI, No. FREMONT HOUSE. EOS SoS.
z2f s,awisim
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

fC- American Instiiute.-The regular monthly
Meeting Will De held et the Repository III the
Park this (ihursday) evening Il CLOCK Members are
requested TO attend. GUKDOS j. LEEDS, Rec. Sec
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

MILLINERY AND SILK GOODS - Very
lSl Cheap for CashThe sub crber wodd inform the pub
lie that he hos smuse! Beaver where he
has hand The largest aud best ece assortment Of NIL
merry GOODS otevey desiabe atye IN he m,'ket. many
of which cannot be found rlsew here lie has beU constantly
in the market the lst OF January, rurohasng BAR
GAINS both AT ami of the importers whenever
opportunity offers His of Hat Silks Ribbons
eqna!lrd by othrI establishment IN tins cay re
has large assortment of other i scrptinnS O SILK
Goods all ot which are choice Goods THE KIND THAT
SELLS aud az hr sells for CASH every body knows mat
BARGA lN> only will Undue people TO buy for !" CASH
He therefore respectfully invites serGh n's and Mimes TO
10 call and examine before pu chasing else
whee and f thsy do find goods the RICH prices,
such good, they LIKE they viii be dlttrsnt rom
all others mh8 lms L. NJ SlEFENS'
CTATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES ON AC-
- COUNT OF CLEANING STREETS. from January
28h 10 February oath. 1874 Inclusive
DAYS LodsI Lo'lsl Amnt Amnt
Wards Work mnre Dm{ paid 10 paid TO pI po1ai
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
Br,phton Cattle nIarket...

Brighton Cattle Market. March H.
AT market $40 Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep and 225 Swine 50
Beef Cate unsold
PRIcEs-Beef Canle-The price, obtained last week for
like quality generally sustained We quote few
Extra IS S5 first quality 81 IS 81 so; second quality So
IS 81 25, third quality So Is 50 so
Sheep-We quote sales from 81 IS TO 1915
Swine-A pedde At for Sows and ); for Bar
Ar or,,l from S;o sn'S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

NEyy YORK, March l4th 1914.
ITO ,OJOURNEYMEN GOLD BEAIERS.-Ihe
undersigned thinking high time that the old pnces
ysre ootsnsd request you 70 MondaY, the s,h
,ss,7 NJ al the R1inbow Howard lake
sgrr rs OBJECT The Men attached other trades have
s us the example Il, show ourselves 10 Dc Sen BY follow
NJ K FARLEY
R.COTTlER.
P $ Come Brother Chips let u all uair=
Aaa well, raise wages by NEXT Saturday night
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School and Miscellaneous Books, sc
WILLIAM K CORNWELL,

93 Beauer-street, three doors from Pearl-street.
I7- Offers at LOWEST RATES, School and Miscella
neous Books Blank Books Papers QaS and Stationery in
general which he the Attentions Of Merchants
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

q Post Office. Nc~-York. March lirh, !s4a.-
NohTHEsS MArLOn and after this day unti further
nee, the Northern MaIl incudins the wzy mails e.ch
side OF the Hudson Rver VIII b. closed this Gail
texeept Suncays, which days the mails ss closed
O'Clock P VI at half past o'clock P NJ
narla 8 IQEN II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

~ Martin r. Thompson, Architect and Build;
er Office No Wall street. prepared furnish Pians and
Supentend the Erection of Buildings Residence NO "
Clinton place, where he may De IN the evening
~ - mh5 3mis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
commercial and Money Matters.

S,1v,So,s CoRp1,l. IS sold at No.6 Murray ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
Town Elections.

IOSNH EIICCtHOtHo.
Lowe few further returns from the West
~ look encouraging. ALLEGANY has elected
WIZ lTs;r and Loco-Foco Supervisors, as far as
. W ", irom-l Independent Loco.
he0 UAig. Loco Loco.
Fmg. Nunda, Alien, Almond,
Ansrica' Bm9sal Wfst Almond. Amty
jansf'' Frieudship-6. Caneadea, Portage, u 10.
Bs1e,, n", friends in Aegany assure US of 500 ma
,,,itv in the County for Clay
pl,s ns.urAuouE Co. is right side up. The follow
the result as far as heard from.
w JVhig. Whg. Loco
EMs Ch1.lotte. Arkwtight, Carroll
Elieos'' Ellington Portland Poland
paJn, pomlTe, Stockton Ciymer
b.rnonI' Hanover, Chautauque Weslli.id
ElstF, SSrut4n Sheymau-l3 Ripley
Gsry, ,,,i: l.-Ir r,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

Ships Canton New Orleans Telumah do; Cincinnati ao
R,enz do. r r., -. ys,L;,. y Orleans;
ell do: Adam Carr, Glasgow; Rose S1.ndlsn looiie
Rr b,,g Dssdamona, ST Johns NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

TAPANNED CALF SKINS tor Shoe Work
y Thirty per cheaper than ,hos- of French
ture, and warranted in every respect, orthe moeey
1Eo, sair bv G. w GORuM,
T VI sac ~ las MAIDEN Lane.
N,c,,h Essex New
~, a of sv.,v description Of Patent Lea
thsr Japansed Muslin Cuft.in sun, &c rnarI5 i'm
siIa1 nd
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The bill was ordered to be engfossed for Third
teading."--[See Niles Register, VOL %, p. %
What was the conduct of your distinguished
rival on question somewhat analogous
lii February, 1919, bill TO establish sep
arate Territorial Government in the southern
part Of the Arkansas Territory" an amendment,
somewhat similar to that proposed to the bill
Tor the admission Of Missouri, was offered. The
amendment was in these words: That the
further introduction Of slavery, or involuntary
servitude, be prohibited except for the punish-
ment of crimes, whereof the party shall have
been fully convicted" "And that all children
born within the said State, after the admission
thereof INTO the Union, should be free at the age
Of twenty -five years." A division of the ques-
ton was called for, and the vote first taken on
agreeing to the first clause thereof in the follow
ing words: "That the further introduction of
slavery, or involuntary servitude, be prohibit
ed, except for the punishment of crimes, where.
of the party shall have been fully convicted
" And decided as follows" yeas 70, nays II.
The question was then taken on the remaining
clause Of the proposed amendment, in these
words "And all children born of slaves within
the said Territory shall be free, but may be held
| to service until the age Of twenty-five years. "
| This amendment was decided as follows: yeas
| IS, nays 49, So the last clause of the amend
ment was carried Mr.. Bassett, Of Virginia,
moved the recommitment of the bill to a select
committee. He invoked the minority to sus.
tain their constitutional rights, which he consid-
cred to be assailed in the amendment just adopt
ed.' The motion to recommit was lost by q
vote of II for, and 70 against it. Subsequently
| motion TO recommt the bill was made (by Mr..
| Robertson, of Kentucky,) "to select commit
tee, with instructions to strike out these words
g And all children born Of slaves within the said
Territory, shall be free, but may be held 10 ser
vice until the age of twenty-five years" The
vote] stood So to IS, and the Speaker (Henry
Clay decided the question, and voted to recon-
nit Here MIR. Clay decided this important CUES
tion-he voted in the affirmative, and thus con-
trolled the action of the House.
So Congress finally determined not TO impose
restrictions upon slavery in the Territory Of
Arkansas. See Niless Register, vol. IT, page "a.
! In my next communication will review the
proceedings in Lieutenant Hooe's case.
A WING OF 1910.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
III E N r Y CHA Y,
OF KENTUCKY. -
Wa s H / N G I @ N
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1874.

Van Burens opinion of the present Tariff.
The letter published by the Richmond Enquirer places
this opinion record without equivocaton and it is well
to keep it in mind;
"ALpANY Feb. %, l843.
my Dear Sir II thank you very kindly for your
friendly letter. HAVE AT NO TIMF. NOR ANY
WHERE, HESrTATED TO EXPRESS MY DECI-
DED DISAPPROBATION OF THE TARIFF ACT
OF THE LAST SESSION, AS WELL in RESPECT
TO THE PRINCIPLE UPON WHICH 1T is
FOUNDED, AS TO IT'S DETAILS. In good time
you will have my views respect to that and other sub
ects before the public.
In the mean tme believe me to be, very sincerely,
your friend and ohediept servant,
hGt MARTIN VAN BUREN,
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AN APPEAL TO THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER.
We have heard it said that some time after the
close Of the war, there was a dinner given in
Washington city, in commemoration OF the sue
cess of American Manufactures. At this din
ner, it is said, most of the distinguished Repub-
licans were present; and among others Mr..
Calhoun attended, dressed in home-spun, and
made thorough American Tariff speech. Our
information on the subject is not very definite,
and we would thank our friends of the Intelli-
gencer to give us the facts of the case. Posi-
bly,, if they would rummage their old files, they
could find some account Of the proceedings:
if so, republication would be very acceptable
at this time.
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WELL DONE LowEIL.-The Wings of Low
ell, Massachusetts, obtained most decisive vic
tory over their opponents on the 4th instant in
their municipal election, by the return of DIR.
Elisha Huntington (Whig) as Mayor by 572 ma
jority and the election OF all the Aldermen by
300, and large proportion Of the Common
Council ~ ~
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Extract of letter from London, received by

Extract of a letter from London, received by
the last steamer:
"We have Yankee here who has opened
shop in the Strand for the sale Of American manu.
featured articles such as cut tacks, screws, au-
gurs, combs, pins, mlk-pails of cedar, wine cool
ers, corn brooms, wooden clocks, &c. John Bull
will find out, at last, that we can now make our
own mouse-traps.
You are to have new newspaper in Now
York, devoted to free trade. Duff Green is to be
the editor, and the ant-corn law league are to
supply matter for it. This is very impudent
proceeding of the league, but it will not succeed.
The American tariff may be amended, but when
you admit foreign manufactures at low duty you
will destroy the best interest of the country The
true policy appears to me to be to give the people
as much employment as you can if employed,
they are sure to thrive. '--Boston Alias,