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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10

Or more than double the majority for Harrison.
Well done, HUDSON.
The following is the Ticket chosen:
senator-Ricbnrd On,water. .4ssemtiv-Ilarman Van
Nagenen. Sheriff.. brrham Van Wi'kle. Cerk-Robet
GiIchrs Surrogate Edmund w, KincslGnd. Goroners-
Thoma. Weldon Charles T. Perry. james e. Vaa Bosse!ck
ESSEX CO.
The following are the majorltles reported as
The train passed:
Railway .........ll7 Wing, gain Of 80 from 40
Elizabethtown 200 do.
Bloomfield 49,. $40 do.
Orange ......... 800 do.
Newark .... 100 do or thercabouts
These rc.ur.e p'esage 1000 MAJORITY in Essex.
MIDDLESEX co.
I,l60 votes poll, d in New Brunswick :-mme
than ever before. hig majority over l00
SOMERSET co.
Franklin reported $40 for StIetton. 252 for
Harrison in 40
PASSAIC.
a lette. from friend in Paterson, details a
gross outrage on the Ballot Boxes of Manchester
committed oy Loco.Foco, but to no purpose.
Hopes of strong Wing majority IN the County.
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Loco-Foco Nominations.
Second Senate District.-Robe.t Daunls.on.
Of Orange Co. for reelection.
MARRIED.

AZ kdseHed G. on the Sin inst, y Rev y. Cos ofGrssa
Sich. " Key SAMUEL G. Coz. of Mddebury VI 10 Ny
1aAcE danshter Of William haGvey Esq Of Kcgeheh E,
~ ne y instant IN me brooms ST. e,by cran Cnufc1 .
us city hy the Raw Tr Brace. NJ. GA0E IsLEE 20 NJ
GATN1Fiss RAIL-. carsher Of the lsta Robert Hal. ell
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seif-cr.utin- Motion.

To the seerearo STATE and Fare'En Ministers al HASH
tEgi0a.
GENrLrur%-I beg leave to subsntto your notice
an imperfect description embracing the main features
of an invention ofmine hch involves self accumu-
la;ug power, respectfully requesting you to commend
to the favorable consideration OF your respective
Governments. This stupendous principle is found
in the inertia OF exceeding heavy bodies forced sud
denly into motion by powerful impulses. | am
awGye that this description, the best in my power ct
present u make is not sufficiently lucid 10 be readily
appreciated Yet ! feel confident that il your
| hands it will he e:idence, as lar i, goes, Of my
claim 20 the inyentOn Before | proceed TO de-
scribe working engine viii Try TO give clue 10
Thy drawing simple figure which Is Of many
experiments that have made. Exposing, by the
way, T4lse position in mechanics, which assumes
that power AID noon 'rork equally together in all
cases tacil: affirming mat the results o.! power
nus; Dc cce1lsten' with he power Itself. ! placed
| end to end two heavy floats vessels, either end
opposing u the other broad Hat surface between
when vas iEnred quantity OF gunpo"ter. Alter,
aad not uarlt after Inc conclusion had Ceased, The
vessels mo, I'd of 10 opposite directions. The power
and it, results being appaTeGt st separate periods.
In the formation Of tlHt which | believe 10 be the
most simple and efficient Eogine place end end,
upon perfect p!aia tro very heavy csrs, each pos
sess!ng connection rod working 10 crank and H..
wheel. o. The end Of enc car | aifiz very shor'
section Of seam cy liaGef len twenty feet in c.;
a!neteT. On The end Of tue other is affixed piston
mead which by guides works 10 and from the ctlin-
der. Above upon frame work ard guides a!etwove
teal tables Which is the sane steam arrange
men, described the snds of the cerr, which tables,
The ends oithe hst together are four
feet asundr,. \ JET Of steam IS introduced between
the cars for a Limited time being eff
the ears are in motion. which move asuGder to their
cranks centres drawing The tables in contact Be-
tween which et Of steam is introduced, which
1 fsy0 fI iorca nd car; in motion
toward enc another again, when BY reversed ac-
Mons oil their connection rods their united force is
thrown upon one objsct. Il will be readily
that this operation involves great expense And
in ine fac, thar have been more tran twenty years
in pursuit OF this Object IS the evidence of my ina
billfy 10 Incur ii. which circumstances nope will
account for this singular procedure.
Respectfully. LEWIS KNAPP.
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~ TIE DAiL. T2,8cSg served 1t IN early honl L ans
part OF this City or Booklyn ~ week paya
bic 70 the Garner or ~ hcre VINO prefer L. aths sumo 'a
for six months OF yeaf payable u ;- othoe IN advance
Persons S:hing /, sered w yes.e ssod n thei' name
through the Pos, Office rr Otherwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10

GREAT NEw-YoaK FAls.-AIi is gong glorious
ly 4: Nio!os. The improvements OF the last year
are subjects Of admiration 10 he visitors OF Inc Far.
lie. oas ;siow-ci;izens 20 aud see how rapid their
raar9h. This morning at 10 o'ci5cs re silk Con-
veanon meets. Every friend OF mi. branch OF In
dus;ry il our city should attend. See advertisement.
2. :. An Address ms evening ca tie Washing
ton Monument, BY member OF tie Institute.
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@ 24!e attractions *. 1z II -ae ATses. A...=5sls =
Magnificent D-s-ur!ng ssgz Jsch gEs '.:cGsGci
igto@=al tizues. Eic-o-s snd Gen Ton! IauEo= SoC;
hoo=s Model Mscaaf- ind tai; c. noTsa:s oeHde 9e
srald performances hapss b re Westerns Co.e
and his Dog. and sie.,er Alfred. Go early.
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Il 4 pertec; understanding OF ire name. IN
when IDEAS can d transmitted instantly hundreds
OF miles By the agency OF Lightning Of the Elec-
lro.Nasre::c Telegraph, can be gained 81 No. :lG.
Broadway Look al no advertisement. Go ard
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Correspondence of The Tribune.

Elsr0N. Northampton Co. "a. OCT slh. o y u:
.lIessrs. (rceiev Il &c Etrdfh ~
have renamed u ni night you the returns OF our
Election lust over and sorry that am not mule TO give
heller account of ourselves We doing very well until
the returns from the Mount Behes in AMI they have NJ
us hard The People here who hend OF Gen Mhfsn
before his beng taken up many under the impression
TINT he is not rs qualified no should be- and many WhTN
said IN the county voted neans him. have YOU 70
1nesed 10 Legh Co which expect IN ao"u'
,Lo m lepve5 fours ,Iuly,
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DIED

Ia Brooklyn Long i,iand. n. Y. ca i.oAday ev5nat -
ith inst HAEgET WILLIS fourth daughter OF David Aos7
oulen and Jus Hodges. aged years month. and d,J
W Norfolk and Petersburg tya) pspe will please copi'
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MENDESs or tUNGAtFN.
To- ,f-Southrark. Sr. e.

Isl DiStrict-SOuthGark Nc. a..
Morn. Wei. s.u .Ley va Lehman ~ ass
Mons III iii PhiIsdelphia Clsy,
81 Z In,er,ou5S4 A.hmead. 2iiS Krsa.... 5Slj
fIIIG DisrJct-Northern Liberties, &c
s,sels...... - 'Csmpbea..S. 1851 T Smith s.ilS
ITii DiStr:cI-K ensngton, &c.
D'.!' Elected '' S Not complete. 49,
AZ This lv,h District return is SAID, By the
latest report, to be incorrect, 50 that SheaFer is
P. S-Sho4rer is SAID 10 be elected by IS to
Members Of Congress rleefed.
Dist. l. LEWIS c. LEVIN. Natire' gam
II. .Joseru X IrGeRsoLL. Wing.
4" III. joins II. CAMrsELL, Natrs, gain.
=. w. Doub, CD. IngersolI OH. shearef
g." V. JACOB : YosT. Loco.
-" VI. JACOB EapMtS, Loco gain
" VII. .AueAu.M K McILvAiSE. Whig.
:. VII. JOIN SrRoHM Wing.
X. 'Jomx RITTER, Loco
g y. -Rcu,nD BNoDuEAp, LoeV.
XVI JAMES BLACK, Loco.
:" NJ. XIV XIV. in doubt. 'Rtolsctei
pu,L.prtru, C.ry.-Md,Oy. 40,
SCI ~ 49, + " Key.et. Naive. &sSs.
We believe the entire Wing City Ticket IS
elected by similar nal>rit:os-the Senator aud
Assembly by much greater.
Il appears to be conceded tina, the Native
County Ticket has rTiumphed throughout IN tho
County of Philadcnha ~
80. Na,,!a Skunk 40. Horizon. v Bursn.
3.87l 6.29 1882 1925
Incres SO .1larkle, $50. Shunk......e9'.
Our slio from the Harrisburg IrtoIlisences
says the majority in that County (DauPh'n) will
be fully goo.
We have rumor That Hon. Alex. Ramisy,
Wing, is beaten for Congress- in the DauPhn,
Lebanon and Sohuykli District.
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ConuUcficwti

We have many more returns OF votes cast at
the Connecl;cc: Town Elections or Monday, but
there is nc need CT publishing them, since they
all seem ono way. IN slracs; every Town there
is . large WING gain f;cm last spring, and in
some Wing gain upoa The vote OF 1870 The
State viii give Clay sac Ffel;nghngssn very
Ia-cn majority.
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= We understand tha. Msssrs. AusTENs &
SPtcER viii sell to. day lot Of Polk & DALLAS,
and Clay ard NATIVE FLAGS, al beautifully
printed. As the Loco Foco party rallied strong
?. the last sale ard forced their flag highe- than
GUS thereby getting -iae.ab-e ard petty triumph
OF w!lica they hare made great boast we trust
gu: Wing friends vii rally to day 70 support their
standard.
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Harder III Wisconsin,.


To iss Editor Of Tas Tribune
DEAR SIR: la -FOUR pans. CT the 9Th August
is ar. account Of Il horrd murder committed at
this place sometime in Jane on " a NJ Greene
This IS mistake: i should have been Arthur
Smith: he was a son Of D-ac,n Acihur Smith Of
Saipp, county OF C-yugs, III the STATE OF -'ew-
York. He MS On amlab.e ycung man, and by
MS un,.mel; death at aged father, u number al
Drohers end sisters and numerous circle OF
friends ana relations are called 10 mourn; one OF
ms brothers Bencni Smith, Esq OF Sclplo, Is now
mere investigating this mysterious al. ''r, uno
settling he estate Of the occeas II; the murderer
h IS not been Getettsd suspicion Iesti upon enc
OF his lie rest neghbols and greatest friends -
Mr. Sm!.h wes saucated 10 the mercantile ous!-
ness; III the early part Of his lie he "'s clerk
To ms brother II SclPlci atcrwaTcs Tor about SIX
years no was III the employ OF J. u dseFtt,
Brothers < Co. Of Troy, New York, and eini-
gated lc his county aoJut SIX years ago; ne
<as universally 1eloY,dan NJ rssJeCtCd ,and his less
i, Ce ored By t. erure community A reward
If $3.50 has been tited for tlc apprehension OF
the murderer. lie was blowing on the PFa:ri3
.vlth three woke OF oxen the pFairio piow is SO
instructed that ii runs without holding re was
about tyyo aies from any house except nis Own,
,ecsd. his ;ruua b., ken open, bu. the money, VIZ.
$500 in GOLD which was probuoly The object OF
5ursuit was not found /. was rolled N piece OF
cloth; the plowman carries with him an axe and
file with which he repairs end sharpens his
pow he was in the act Of fling as blood was
found ON the plow and The edge about half filed :;
ne was probably first shot, then beaten to death
with the axe. After he was entirely demolished
in his way he was drawn about two rods into
the grass and bushes, and had lain ten OF twelve
days when found, his wallet and paper money
were taken, wh.t amount is unknown.
~ The CGmpaEologians were again received
with rapiures of applause last night at the Taberna-
Gle and the performances OF Mons. CGnderbeck on
the violin were fully equal to the best efforts
Miss Taylor sang charmingly; and the lovers of
fine Music will be glad to learn that another Con-
cert and the las, bat oae will be given this evening
at the same place. Verify these Mnatrels are TAX
lug our City by storm.
~ There was one death by yellow fever at
the New orleans Charity Horpita! on the lst
inst.
TEXAS PRESIDENTIAL Acknowledgements re-
turns have been received ria Red River, from
some localities in the eastern part of Texas,
which exhibit large majotties for Jones. No
thing to Indicate the result OF the election has yet
t.anspired from the Republic.
N q Rullatin
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@ TIE Rfo;he Of Wa.1a.v perform soaa .ost e-;r.o,
DINA n.tres sing IN .,ye that would no, disgrace the
st voc's in ;he country they =. FIST Musicians
The pc:cdy Long ll.d. sea GIT scc l. admirably exc
cutad- The Laughing Coz uspcl
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GeW-.Jc

We go to press with few positive returns from
this Stale, nut With a general conviction that all
has zone right. Out first returns are from
fIrrpSnN COZ N'Ty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10

EThe Fair OF the lIaslne1s' Industrial Society
is Row open il the basement Of the Mariners
Church Rosevsl;-strse,. Agreat variety OF articles
dacorates the tables aad are richly verify the at;sa
ton o: The curious ard benevolent.
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4 t.enAy Vessel.

Tee liorairg Ners has had fsvera! articles
INTENDED 90 wilt,eyvssh tho course OF Ss!as Wright
10 opposing and des4,ing in 1924 tho oil propo
sag 10 take The choice Of Electors OF Pres d,n;
t.om he Legislature and g.,e it 10 the People o.!
our State. The News has ali along asserted the!
Mr. Wright was in .taror OF passing the EIec'o-
raj Law, as nc STOOD pledged to mis- constituents
10 be, and only voted against ii because he had
objections 70 me par;icua: previsicns OF The OIL,
especially to the Plurality principle which it con-
tained, aud which is embodied IN the present
Law. But write. in the last Eseaihg Post do,
nol;.he4 this amsy deience, in 3 history Of the
mater, wherein ne SAYS:
,ra- oris'oa friends Of Ny. Crawford. Of ashom M
Tyr glf -s oEs reig5srS .15S-se 3" ne H. Dan ,hr wn
t.r ma. l,ns GsiEr and sterr tse sE5les; -
Neither N CncaH n. continental iic.- 40; toe Ue"ye
Il ss expected 'hrri % ;raar' tne'f hold on position
rom COMMENCEMENT "i the stuG& e ana cs1asa b.
.wssirs, 70 be d.fesStls. -cscaG:s a4 cdUaE-ee9af
Aleg ihis, lei Us see no more 'ylng pTetsnces
tnat Wright was not deadly enemy 70 the bill.
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~ Dr. SAMUEL. y. GARrwsIeAT OF Natchez,
Miss. a!ways hitherto Of Inc opposite party, has
resolved 10 vote this ,ia.s FOR Henry Clay, BE-
cause he occupies the cld Republican ground on
i5s subsc. q the TariF D.. c. mas issued a
very s5.e Addtess i favor Of the Protective Poll
oy. Weuoacs these facts mainly TO Tefu,e for
he miIIionth time TIE miserable Loco Foco false
hood that Coy is sugpor's'! At Tie Soa's az q
F,se TRACE man. Yet such lies as this have
g:yen the Polk patty al is vitality in Pennsg-
wanna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10

Total, | : Cos 3s,20i 50 III S''Vp 49,
Ma-klc ahead 1870; Harrison do.2b7i.
So scr, therefore, tlefe is gam ior iiarklS
but made allogetheT N Philadelphia, while We
loose in almost every CJuaty. We Tee! iaaI
Skunk is pretty certainly elected, though the
West may, by bare possibility, change the result.
Bu. Clay will get thousands Of votes that were
not given to Marklc. If Skunk has les; than
5000 majority, We shall have strong hores n
carving The State for Clay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10

~ There was orc death by yellow fever at
the New orleans Charity Hospital! on the lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10

Ey@ The C0LOsIZATioSIsrs are likely 10 succeed
in raising me means 10 Effect the proposed pufchaae
OF certain portions of territory in Africa, bet~esh
Cape Noun; a.d Cape Palmss. The cost Will he
from $l5 900 10 $4,000 Il gentleman of New
York has profersd TO be OF fifteen 10 raise Inc
requisite =Gm IN Subscriptions OF s., COZ each, AMI
gentleman OF P!usourg has given $1,000 Inc
commerce OF Liberia would Be much improved by
the consummuon Of tins purchase ind il will nave
a great influence in breaking up the slave trade,
anich is yet, notwithstanding al! tas eGolts 10 sup
press H. rx !ensiye!y carried On.
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TEXAS PRESIDENTIAL ELecTroH-Reported re-
turns have been received ria Red River, from
some localities in the eastern part Of Texas,
which exhibit large majorities for Jones. No
thing to Indicate the result OF the election has yet
tyanspred from the Republic.
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.Ds.wr.a IT ,llLa.-Iho 81 sion Eos. calls
n, Annexation Of Texas TIE "probaoe extern
sion Of the e.ea Of Freedom
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e NA7H4yI4L HAioHT issues daily { Journal
brief descriptions OF the various articles to be found
Il the exhibition. Il must prove highly useful 10
vislLcrz Copies NAY B. bad a Inc door
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-. WEsrcHrsrEH COUNTY, y. y. snd FAIR
e,.rn 90. c.. viii unto IL 3 Nhis M,.Ss Meeting
al Mia Square, Norm Cas,ie, On WEDNESDAY the
rRi..rsf. s5!e s,csEers yyiu DO present
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coub, Of indiana, and notorious pretended Adolf
tioni=i IRE t.aversing the Stale OF indiana, making
speecn.s and cournug tbs support of The Abolition
Isle Tor Mr.. Polk. Iaey lately addressed an Adolf
Ion meeting at Augusta, at wach they attempted
10 prove Mr.. Polk to De as good Al Abaiitonist a.
The Liberty party could desire. st. Louis Rep.
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- Tbs elections Peuu,ylyra ard New-Jer:ey being
now over. country vino Intend 20 Wis.,, this CITY for tai
supplies will make memoranda and the
usne= Eumbe.s such establishments.
under te notice. keeping he article, wanted merchants
manufacturers and dealers wfo The trade Of the country
re1lntsd OF the opportunity afforded By tha Country
Newspaper Advertising SRolcy Of V. 2. Pa.aer ;hls
building VINO Agent and receives Aoveri.-1ens 10.
OF the best newspnp # mos; Of the principal towns
cities throughout tie Cn.0d states.
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By This mornings Mail.
Pennsylvnnin.
Nqrei> po6aJig de'eatfd.

MarFi> po6aJig defeattd.
Oar re,arns b. Expresses and o'hfr~ise .ss'
.van.n- 60 no. sustain the hopes justified % oar
e,,, news f-ora PA.adCIphia, end j; no* seems
that M,asLE Is defeated By snlsiI mal''i''
Hcrc are The returns as they nave 'eaeao' US
no, 10 be implicitly relied on, ba' on the Ta7'
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FREECu LtyGrAGE.-.iAsEscA's ORAf. s9s7zT--A few
more genteaan ba admitted INTO the Evsaag CiaS
about commence. h7 making Immediate appLcauog A
new Morning Glass for Ladies vii ESQ commence IN few
day. L. MANESCA DURAND.
% on' IS Walker street.
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lcs- We would advise ell perO1s who wish their Cro,on
Water introduced IL reai, s-eItan.al end wcfzman &c
&c cal Mean PnEiE Z lea.!G1 basement ho
IhG rs-t v0:c o;k mas Thu. f.r given ur.ve,.l -tsfIc-
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- R5crlAso meets ~ s.9Ting '4-4e.!' I5.il.
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The CoaTsnt.on will NEE, again to-tay at 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-11
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