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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Mass Meeting at Fort Green.

The Wings of Kings County hold their Grand
Rally at Fort Green East BROOKLYN TO-DAY. CAS-
slus NJ. CLAY, J. w. FOWLER, w. II. VAN Was
yER and others are expected 10 speak. The Clay
Clubs cf this City will meet 4, Buring Slip at 10
this morning 10 go ove.-A. w. White is chosen
the ir Marshal. The gathering will be immense.
n- Long Island Mass Meeting.-The Wings
of Long Island will hold Grand Mass Meeting FORT
GRxEX the City OF BROOKLYN. on Thursday the gath OF
October instant.
procession will be formed the Fulton Ferry O'Clock
A. NJ and proceed thence to the place of meeting
The meeting will be addressed By Hon. Daniel Webster
Hon. Rufus Choate Cassus Il. Clay Esq John Sargent. j.
L. ncerzo Governor Ellsworth. and other distinguished
speaker
The Wings of Nea York and the surrounding country,
respectfully invited In e present. and will cordial
welcome from the Whg, OF Long Island this occasion.
Fort Green is Revolutionary Ground. Here cur Wbi= Fa-
the!s enench2d 10 the glorious conflict for Amer-
can Freedom ard here will their meet and counsel
r.he f.. IN. perpetuy Of those blessings which Revolution
nry valo achieved. Again shall the American Banner float
on Fort Green, and CLAY and FRELINGHUYSEN shall
be written on lis folds. Wings. and ALL let Us rally
aroundi. ,o-,-,.-f,,,
Grand Procession will be formed Fulton street. Brook
yn rear the Ferry &, soc!ock. A NJ and march to the
round
RouTz.
Down Futon street round the Liberty Pole and up Fulton
to cs, street up Hicks Middash. through Mid.agh
to Coumbo. through Columbia 10 Clark st. through Clark
Hsury through snry street 20 Warren. through Waen to
Court Ct through Gcaft Washington st; through Washing
10 Prospect through Prospect Jackson 1t through Jack
son ST. TO Myrtle Avenue and up the TO Fort Green
RETURNING.
The Procession Will march down Myrtle Avenue Fulton
street. down Fulton the junction of Main street. and dis
perse. ;.
All Associations arriving oa the ground before the line
formed will iCedIa,ey repor. TO the Grand Marshal Ma
tlcnal Hall. Fulton street. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

z The Wings OF BEeFoRD, Westchester Co.
will raise an Ash Pole on Wednesday The 3Oth inst.
at p. Nj. when they will be addressed by JAMES
A. H.MLToE, Mr.. BEERS OF Rye and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

H. General Committee OF Democratic
Whiy Young Men.-A Special Meeting OF ths Com
mi,tee will be held Broddudv House on Friday me
18th Instant, at O'Clock. P. NJ: By order: ,,,.;-
GMAxtEf 3s.a Il H:1as T.rtoH' Secretaries. oaa,c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
The Managers Last Kick.

An eminent American not known as polltl-
clan, was last week in Washington, where ne
met leading and active member Of the Polk
Central Committee there. lie wan somewhat
astonished when the l. }co told him that there was
rno chance FOR Clay What can you mean he
gsI:?d explain yourself Just this, SAID the
I,oco COMMITTEE man: 'we nave 1t so arranged
tha; We must succeed. For example suppose we
should carry Pennsylvania and feel sure OF New
York then all is safe in the regular way. But
suppose we lo,e Pennsylvania (Which we wont,)
and theace conclude that New York is not safe ::
We shall know the result IN Pbiladelphis III
twenty.fuur hougs, and at once Expresses will
hy 10 New. York, Massachusetts, Connecticut
and Vermont, with instructions 10 our friends in
each to drop The PolS Electoral Ticket and u0te
the Bwney IN this way VIC shall cast New
York and most OF the residue against Clay sure,
and throw the Election into the House, where we
can carry Polk by over two to one Such is
the scheme divulgcd by n leading Loco Foco Ill
Wasbinet ton. We have no fear OF it, but it
shows what our adversaries are plotting. They
expect and mean To poll thousands on thousands
of Illegal Votes, yet they arc all the time crying
Fraud > when they snOw that the Wings
would gladly unite in aay measure which would
render Illegal Voting impossible But this s
Just what the Lqco. Focos don't want.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

u National HALL Will again be crowded
with Wings this evening, at the regular weekly
meeting of the Clay Clubs. This meeting being
under the direction Of the Tenth Ward Club,
will OF course be done up right, and the speaking
and singing will be good. Ii necessary, we will
have Canal.stree. widcned to accommodate it
Let us all be there.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
1926
,diag Hopawell Township
Is, 1913

Here Wing population pa greater, polls 7lo
less votcs-making the excess OF the Locc foco
vote again more than one thousand.
Try IL ncniu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

~ A PRESIDENTIAL CHART has just been got
up, and is for sale by w. II. Graham neaoe VI
fec. It's statistics are timely and useful; and we
hope its predictions will mainly prove Hue' but Inc
Whigs must work hard to accomplish this.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

Committee Of .9rrangemeats.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

The opinion expressed IN our circular of the Both April thNt
the extent the Cotton for the year ending St SeDem
her 1914 would tu has been confirmed
by the receipts during the present month"; winch have swcie
same period For the remainder o the which
close the nunser OF bales Will
comparatively small Sufficient Is known. however 10
1stiy that The crop Will not vary much irun
2,OtD.VD1 bales.
During the month have had fair demand for Cotton
all from Exporters, and for the Inst weeks for the
finer qualities from manufacturers. The sales since the
stI have been JS 900 bales Prices have gradually given
way ard sales made NJ quotations. the
decline has been the inferior and Ordinary grades WING
TO their abundance this market and the de
OF holders TO nd themselves o the lower qualities added
descriptions, That the Foreign Markets will be equally over
stocked with similar qualities, Cotton above mIdding
Is becoming dniy scarce. aHt sIabIe parcels
picked by Manufactures. who continue puf-
chase largely compared wlh former years, this markc
and who represented dong business and
likely To consume 300 bales more than last year.
The the 18Th Apri per flibema were received
here the 9th oi May. and had little effect
the decline Liverpool having been anticipated Those per
Buana reHched the 2U INST and. showing change
IN Liverpool, produced none here the decline
being the result part o livestock, the absence all
speculative demand, the dslncnaun o Operue
until they know the effect Foreign Markets
OF the crop aud the low limits orders Ter foreign
There discrepancy existing Is TO the extent of the
sumed taken by manufacturers
and consequently have placed the stock hand a 2j
OOG bales which, quotations. with the !,aDture3 a,
freight and exchanges affords better opportunity Tor seec
tons. and at esS COST tan any other market IN the mon
either iot the execution Of ode from abroad or for shipment
! on American account.
Statement OF Comparative receipts from Sept lst and Stocks
nj y NIL nm ia al nfe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
Arrived,

Ship Isabella Briggs o; Baltimore. from Liverpool udse
and ~ s,eerace passengers 10 VI Browne
ship ZuTch InhnSon I'm Hayre. May J. Hldse and 81 pas
snse 10 FOX Livingston Saw large quantities OF Ice on
the Banks -
Ship Atlantic. Asles'. I'm Liverpool, ndse Taylo, & Mer
passengers Joel s Smith.
= +, ship HANNIBAL Graham, IS ds f:u Liverpool rn.e to I
I Tspscott -
Ship SaraiOsa Russell Is ds I'm New Orleans cotton TO the
master.
Sw bark Lefty Danhan 81 Is I'm Newport, Newport Ws
10 Boornan s Johnston.
Bi bark RlndOo, Hughes @ Is I'm Carnarvon Wales. ss,s
- ) Sinclair.
Roche Brothers.
& Corsineary.
81 bark LavIna Wilson e ds I'm Londonderry salt coal
aae 0 seerare passengers May g John CIsrs fell
oVsfoca-i ard wss drowned.
B' bfs Mecca Hale IS ds I'm Newport. Wales irOu to Ba.
e3y & Livingston.
Eng Lo,etia of ThOznaston la ds I'm TURKS IsIaad,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE ,.
Cleared,

Ships Delhi. Williams Manila, P Farnham < Co: -,
Etwards, Liverpool. Taylor X Metrell.
BARK Lord Seaton Talbot. s. Johns NB Roach Brothers
Ge5SSee. M,nosi, NOresns. johnson & I.owrien
Bsss Rodney, Snith Maagorda Casell lIercer South
Amsrea batch; Emei1e Tardy Portland. Me- Nesniih
w a4sh Mars HILL Cray Boston, Brett aud Vose Francs
lngFahaui. Warren, ri: Bngnnd DAuyergne Belize ond
Galveston Pecsner RaSEed Island Badger & Peek Sepes
bel! DAVIS Port au Plai Foster & Nickerson; Brilliant Sam
johns. NJ; Il Ogden Eugene Drinkwaier Cadz NesmIiH
Wash; Madison. Bu!key. Savannah, G. Bukiey trancis
Psiilson. Baltimore, 6 l. Meachan
Schrs Neptune Stevens PhilAdelphia Eleanor Jew Cuba
y l. haceady S Co; Oelnch Elle :, Isso Ge Cuba ~
Lewis; Hero Lewis. 10 Grandr ( Inne * Co: Ernnls ~
BaltnG.e. JeAn>an Lowten iodine, Blew Ph!!adelph.s
Byron hechuns. do Abbot, Barker Richmond 4 /
Macready TO: hempton, Osborn, Norfolk Sturres 4
Chairman s-- -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
To Force the Growth and Dress the
Human Hair-To Stop IT Falling On
Cure /; of Dnndruif-beauuiy It, &c.

Price 3 and shllDgs bottle.
fg'ESE the real and actual qualities o Joness CoIn
i Hair Restorative 1t will the ha 10 grow any
place where Nature intended hair 10 grow stop milling OIL
Scurf Dandfu and make light, red or grey han grow
his-t makes truly beautiful and keeps So u.s. ldeed
the economical yet superior article made Tor the Hsr-
Sold-3 or shin,S bottie-Gt the u the American
Eagle, e Chatham street, New York l Fulton St Btooyn
State st. Bos:on Ledger Buildings Phladeipha; w kng
street. Chnr--tnu. :. c. NIL I'M
ITO LADIES WHO Use CHALK.-This njures the skin.
gives adeadly blush white but The spanish Lilly Whe @
gives the skin fine ike alabasHr whie Indies, try IL sold.
prce D cent. 33 Broadway State ; Boston, Ledger
Buildings fhadenhin: ls Fulton Il. BROOKLYN NIL I'm
rTNO TAKE GREASE SPOTS from Clothes Cdrpets, Wool
/ ens &c S1cIhe Magic E.asvr Soap removes MI grease
spots from clothes without DInnEg the texture
the contrary frightening and beauliyng them sold at e
Chatham st. and 3 Broadway lS9 Fulton 81 Brooklyn,
rnI- I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
Sailed.
Disasters. &c.

hrdr ai.ssns Tor Canton Cincinnati New-oreans Can,
Sebst,,. S liverpool; Mediator Chadwick London
As. md .soa Bnss Raymond, De Zaldo. Gulasfe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

yve,r a OF sup Rhode Island AT this morning finn,
Bo I - ne !ia II IL; = Is ong 81 TO- .poke Inn
.l s md cssnss ,. LLveDoc having previous gale los
N x sas, and dong eoasidsrable Other smsce
from ioekSol 3s s s. ihe ba,k Adaro aub, this por,
NsisE GsEe sad abaaone Sescse he C:p s
S :. a. ,ae vessel IN bOsis IS thsre was no oae on
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
REFINED SUGAI,


yTTOOLSEY AND WOOLSEY from this daie offer their
w Standard DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS as the fol-
Loaf II cents pc. pound Wien less than five packages ere
Po1dss % IL. DO DO % % %sddoaaI '''-' ''-' - 'ONl'
The above are packed rs follows
S5s.Ssa ss. 81, 81 q q SocAarre for packages.
Apply the New York Patent Sugar Refinery. Of South
and Montgomery ~ - Wall St.
y. B Orders out Of The city mus be accompanied By remit
ance rel I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

SALARIES os THE CONNECTICUT JupsEs-The
on to Iaise the salary Of The Chief Justice of 1be
State truin 81, 100 u year,o $500. and the sal.
a,cs Of the Associate judges from SI05O 10
Sl,sco was rejected withou, count.
ias f9sssfTSRL.S GENERAL ASSEMBLY, now
sitting at Louisville, have voted 10 hold ,bsr ~ "
meeting at Cincinnati, the vote in favor OF en-.
c'nnau being 81: OF Philadelphia, 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
Passengers Arrived

IN tae ship 9Gatie from Ltrerpoo-Aes,rs. 7 Maine
In tAs sAiP GarORe from Ro;terdaH-slr HOseubach and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

Eg s.ag
II EEPS CONSTANTLY on HAND at his lohfn:J
IN 2i3 Broome street. hs vnlunble Medicines ief
Liver Complaint Palpatlon ot the lleur pains 10 Is
side shoulders weakness the buck, pam m me fzn -
feet. Cosyeness. Piles. Weakness at the StgInaeh p,
at the Lungs rush ofbOod TO the head and all Hys'ef ~
Nervous affections, female eaknesees, &c. &c ~ - -
celebrated ABtScOrbutc Syrup for scrotua ard ~ npG.
OF the Blood. such Salirhcum. cadhead tIsl 49,
leprosy. Syphilis old Ulcers. letter -. az
&c Board and attendance iof those who wish To taN'
m30 lwt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

On Sundays. the weather fine the CAPS viii run every
The City Hall and 9th street Line will every minutes
through the day. from % A. NJ. toe SoP. NJ
The Extra Night Line will leave 9th for City Hail. ut
$50, 9 TO- 10 90 H. II 80 Leave City Hall for 9th street.
ut g. g 3O 10. 10 3o II. IL 20, L.
By order Of the Board,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

COCTHUOf II MEYERS, 33l BROADWAY,
nSANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS, GlKANDOl rs.
WI CANDELABRA. &c. ard Dealers IN HoUSt-fUK-
NISHING GOODS generally y-ielne connected wth one oi
be largest manufacturers the United Staes, they ne emu
bled 10 offer Lamps Canenbo. &c for Churches. bal o-
ie Private Dwellings, Steamboats, nnd Packets on the most
reasonable terms and o quality not to be surpassed IN '> OF
any other county. Espccia attention Is invited To tf sr
and Shin Lamps economy and hight uier>edins all Others
before the public No e than YOUR GoLD and Two slLvER
MKpAs hav within the S; been awarded "a The
manufacturers for superiority this clnSS OF good The
public are respectfully invited TO call and examine for them
selves - r..:.- .., l.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
ESEH1Iz:yIIIINy[Tg

TsE unbounde success of my alyc d,tonlsts aug -, g
me. Is that Il set. upon eniisy Scc,oz
PRINCIPLES from any iing ec Of the hDd Lei US g,Sists
never be forgotten ihat heag psrSprdItcR dHa "A n,s
e Joreign i the beginning end and am o. III
cians m restoring Duuent 10 health.
This the Saye will do IN al cases. t...ss g.
IL opens the pores, ruSbcs where the seat OF ne
eSpels the vicious matter D the surface and hu -.
cure Ask ony phy.ian # this principle true OF az a pa
Thus Sores, Salt Kheum, nj! efuptons oi he ser
Sore Throat. and thousand things, II creates s ed
spratIon. draws the dseased particles TO ,he 90
efierts that would tlke years 20 accomplish ag "
form. Try it-uyit. J. hc3Lihi. hc53i h,,,o1s on
Sold also nt $50 Pearl l32 Sullivan s John 81 e 1sr
ia Allen. 80 Eleeker, 2 Second, lo Cherry ana e"' nd
lie and Rivington 23 Broad st.New1rh. ". ). -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

E1TKOUGHT IKON STEAM PTPES, Nc.-The sub
w scT!ber, prepared 20 supply Manufactures.
Engineers and Others with Wrought and CH.t iron Steam
Winter ard Gas Pipes, any quantity. The Wroughtiron
lengths Of from inches u etput together with
and capable c of from 80 l0 Ou lbs
10 the square inch The CaSron Pipe uniform lengths
and aio joined by tight Also always hand,
Bras. and Iron Cocks Valves Elbows, Bends Springs Tec.
Couplings Reducing Sockets Steam Gurees. SteamG
Pipes Pumps, Expansion Tubes, and almost every thing
used for Water. Steam ard Gas.
WALWORTH & MASON
nyG3 In. No. Il Pat,.strect \. York
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
METAL ROOFS. GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
lF! For FIVE VIZ Ans. 'IVJjI(tIf * FttIfR WEARS

HTEIAL ROOFS. GUARANTEED WAFER TIGHT
WI FOR FIVE YEARS WHICH Is FOUR. YEARS
LONGER THAN USUAi--lhe subscribers have invented u
method 1f fcovens roofs wit, PLAIN galvanle TN pnteS,
which they guarantee remain wafer tg, FIVE YEARS when
put by them. The metal put tia cannot he
affected By the Shrinking swelling OF the pup winch K
lid by the contraction expansion of the metal
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses ard
sofr tins city. covered BY this method 10 Their satisfaction
Henri BTe, ,or ESQ. o 5th avenue and 9Th 81.
John 5. Sclennerhorn. Esq, No. 81 Broadway.
DAVID Austin, Esq, cor Of Exchange place and Wiam-st.
Green Pearson. Esq, Merchants Exchange. Wnl-st.
Geo. 3. Butler. ESQ., No. 81 Nassau-si.
Francis Burrti Esq, 81 Broad-s-
No.ice ggen that u the Improvement patented, all per-
the trade wishing roofs by the subscribers. plan
obtain permission InoGernie
nhli'f p NATGDR L 60. II and Tg Brpad-S.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
e,Ts, corsrrr TnAprRs supplied at ctoy prices nyl In

TIME ALHAMRA. $50 Broadway. between Spring nnd
Prince-Bmnch Ito East Broadway.Eihe propreto! "i
this eegnu, Ie-oTt while acknowledging with gratitude Tie
liberal patronage bestowed upon hm the by the
fashionable public the kind indulgence shown oyvnfs
many little rcruurties and mpericconS always incident 10
esab bSuent has the pleasure 10 announce 10 them that
ne has perfected his arrangements for the COMING
son as TO leave him apology for not hereafter serving his
guests the pompiest and mrt satisfactory manner l'e
saloons hav. enlarged repaInc and decorated and rem
de!ed teauu and attractive than A toun
has been conru0ed of the beautiful and novel de-
scrption. displaying variety o curious and amusing jets In
the ntche u the Temple surrounding the fountain placed
number ul and costly statues which give air oi cla
seal grandeur the whole plnce. These with the singing of
the BIRDS ffagnce the flowers which perfume the air.
which made still delightful and refreshing by the
spray TOm the fountain, together combination ui
attractions be found any simar establishment in this
country OF the Ice Creams and other refreshments Offered
there neess speak their reputation being already fully
established: suffice say, that still grelsi Nil be
taken render them aue than The a;enes OF the
hich opened at simmer and the consequent hurry ard
confusion Attendant thereon would permit 10 do
Strangers visiting the city will lind agreeable place
spend Il hall an hour than this.
4 Z HLft l,Icl IN cnn nntlX ~ hnnd mi In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

Nj NERAL W Al EkS.-l Undersigned having
yl pointed the AgeH, the sale of he celebrated Mineral
Waters OF hissingen and Bcck! Of Germany keeps con
stanty hand full supply of these highly valuable
put with the greaes; possible and received fresh from
the springs every month The reputation 0 these waters being
well established. and their efficacy universally acsnow
ege great vurety OF Diseases II IS not deemed necessary
publish any thin. than that the public will always be
supplied with the genuine article by applying the under
signed where Information the subject will be cheer
fully gwen. ILORlAN STRAUSS.
rnys In Agent IN the U : % Beaver 4. New YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

- FOR SALEM THECTrY OF NEWARK house
- and q, acres Of Land situated in South Broad 81 IL
I The House . feet front by 80 deep "a orie hlgh
Also GOOD Stables Fruit Trees &c attached 10 the premises
For further particular, inquire o ISAAC NICHOLS corner
of William and Washington streets or OF WILLIAM PAUL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

-. 1915 U.N.HER .aRR.q.NGE.nENT-fO
r. MlDDLETOWN GOSHEN AND INTgRMEpI-
Efs-yAau ATE PLAcgs;1NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
-gsEiROAD.---The new and splendid Steamboat
EIkEkA Capt Alexander II. Shrltz leaves the foot of
Duane street. daily. Sundays exceped) at7 o'clock a. NJ
und p passing the beautiful scenery oil the Hudson
yer Perno0t where passengers take the commoous
of the Co. through the picturesque valley OF the Ramapo to
Goshen Mddetown, etc.
Returning leave Niddetown NJ 8 a. NJ. and p. NJ.
Passengers by the Morning Line remain from three 10
four hou Goshen and detOwn, and return 70 the city
9ocloca the same evening"
w Families and Pleasure Parties wll find this the most
ghttu Excursion from the city The unusually
moous aad have apartments appropriated expressly to indies
For further partcnnr. inquire OF the Captain bOafa
of J, VAN RENSSELAER,, agent, Of Dunno 1nd
Wes. streets. II. &. SEYMOUR, Superintendent.
Passengers ot Owego. BnghnmptGn and al the principal
places Southern Counties of the Snte of NewYork and
Northern Counties OF Penns lvana. wall find Inst stages
and careful drivers take them from SddetDwn cheaper and
expedcious than any other nS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

MuRpkR.-A man named Runells, who on his
way iIoei Shelby Co, Texas, with load OF Cotton
With which he was going TO Shreveport, was mur.
dcrcd on the s,h inst, by three men who rode up 10
the place where be had samped Tor the night asked
sef some saler and without more ado shot him dead
and immeGiasey lied. Nj. KS son aud apoIber man
were IN company with hir, bu, did no, know the
murderer. II on Nm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

TYLER Orrrcg. .HoLpKRs.-We have no doubt
that great many clever fellows held office un.
der JonN TYLER. Indeed, we kno,o there are.
We were conversing with one during recent
tramp, aud during the conversation we inquired
OF him how long he proposed TO stick to the Csp.
tain Why said he. Il can, answer you that
question better than by reciung to you an anec-
do,c read the other day.
acw long exclaimed tradesman. as he
applied the lash to an inco.rgibiy bad apprentice,
viii you continue to serve the devil =
Not moso than nine months, Sr-my in.
densures will De cut then" lRoch. Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

k.LAN.2oo May @-'rhis regioa OF country
was visited with severe iros, ON Monde,
the aith inst Fruit which was exceedingly iorxS. :,
and promised an anususl supply, has been entirely
Gu, OF Many OF the garden vegetables ard ,hs
leaves upos the trees are crisped and Drowned as
with the chilling winds OF Autumn. Such y;sit..
Ton Is very uncommon here. kalamazoo Gag.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

DIsGRAcEruL.-We arc sorry to see in the
Quebec Mercury, "that the obeisk, erected on
spot where the Immortal Wolfe fell after recciv
ing his death wound, mas been sadly desecratcd
by unhallowed hands, The composition in the
letters is for the most part picked out, the stone
work itself is wofuy mangled and chopped,
and the ratings bounding the enclosure have
been forcibly torn away, to admit the vandak
who have so mercilessly invaded a sacred spot"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

SaIrwSkeN.-A ietes from Capt. Pedrick I'm.
derwri,ers' agent on his way 10 Boddy's Isls,J
states that he had learned thar vessel wen, aston
on Cape hareras beach last Sunday, loaded wi,b
lard. sugar, bacon. &c. supposed 10 be .rosa New,
Orleans; could no; learn where bound, or sny ohe,
particulars. Capt, P, intended 10 proceed or 10 ,.s
wreck from Bcddys Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

Coon IpEA.-A novel, but not irrational mode
of regulating the fare OF passengers, has been a
doptod by the propre,ors of wagons, on the Ma.
ional Road from Cumberland TO Wheeling. II
is literally by weight each passenger being test
cd by the scales. and charged 50 much per pound.
The price is double the weight OF inanimate
freight, as the stowage cannot be quite 50 close
Of course. The passengers are chiefly emigran,s
North American.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
lane. R p-A e,.e,. from ,besooaty nr CON. ,,.

Tuos +. PEgRs, Deputy Sheriff. al5lavsv
The above sae postponed until II O'Clock AN Of rus
day. the I'd day of June, leli, at the s@,me @ pnes;
Tuos F. PEERS. Deputy Sheriff ,a3l huld
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

,-v,<, ,For HUDSON AND lNTERMEDlAM AIE. MI
H r. EiSNDjNGS-Ihe steamboat WEST
CHEsTER. CAPT Nm Wm Il W.iIsIsaS. MsIis", wI "nI
ease the foot OF CeIar street. on Mondays a
BERKSHIRE RAILROAD he OF which eaTe on ne sL1a sn 81
Su9ays Mt p NJ or on the arrival OF the touching each
ra nj the intermediates landings Tickets through TO Plits
t;eId az 20 and To West Stockbrdee 81
HeE r. ~ 1-a;rh, ar nossape amply on board or to
% STORRS & STEPHENSON, ~ West II
r ho,t has heen tboroughiy oyeTauP and her accom-
n,ons 40 improved be equa 10 boat on he hver
mn aitionn number of State Rooms having been added
,rhis h,,nf t,,,ls hnrges. nlI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

RusAwAYs.-Capt Webster, of the U, S. Re.
venue schooner Forward, writes that he saw and
pursued u long.b full OF men, on the 29th ult.
which appeared coming round Cape Heaopen,
under sail The men, (f(tcen in number) ran
the long boat ashore and tled-bcing pursued lof
for some distance by Lieut.. Roach and his party,
who fred upon them, but without effect. In the
boat were quantity of fine clothes marked w.
G.. Smith. and several other articles. The boat
and i,s contents can be had by the owner on APP
plication TO the Collector a, Wilmington.