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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

n3- Long Island mass McetinS.-The Wings
of Long Island will hold Grand Mass Meeting on FORT
GRKnN the City OF BRooKLyN. oa Thursday tae a4'h o
October instant.
procession will be formed the Futon Ferry at O'Clock
A. NJ and proceed thence TO the place Of meeting.
The meeting will be addressed by Hon. Daniel Webster
Hon Rufus Choate. Cass;us NJ Clay ESQ John Sargent j.
R. Ingersoll Goyesnot Ellsworth. and other distinguished
speakers.
The Wings New York and the surrounding county are
respectfully invited present. and VIII reeeSe CORDIAL
e,come from the Whix, OF Long Island this OCCASION
Por, reen i, Revolutionary Ground Here our Whis FG-
the entrenchsd themselves in the glorious conflict FOR Aue-
can Freedom and here will their neet and counsel To-
seher for the peIpeuty OF those blessings whch Revolution
ary valor achieved Agao shall the American banner hoa
90 Fo,t Green and CLAY and FRELlNGHUYSEN shall
be written on It's folds Wings. and all, let us ray
aroundit. 1,e,,,.,,.,,
Grand Procession will be formed Tatoa Brook
vp near the Ferry sociocS A. VI. and march 10 the
round.
Down Fulton syse round the lbery Pole Gnd rp Fulton
en- street. up Hicks Mdda. n. through Mddagh street
Columbia through Columbia 20 Clos s. through Clark 10
Henry through Henry street 10 Na'ien through Warren To
Court =, through Court Washington ST. through Wa'hng
IN Prspect through Prospect 20 Jackson ST through JACK
.ou 10 Myrtle Avenue and up the avenue TO Fort Gen
RETURNING.
,rbs Procession WI msrch down Myrtle Avenue to Fulton
,,e, down Fulton the uaction of Main street. aud dis
perse. -, ,,, ,h ,;r, =
iotmed will immediately report to the 1iand s'hai NJ va
tional Hail. Futoa street. Brooklyn.
Corsrst;tee of .frrangements.
ABRAHAM CRIST BAND ii;EaNlFT.
lI,rNRy n NAE = GSb6kkk GCStb6kkk. joaS ItGqSHR =. RING, ~
WM YsMrs : i. BBGGasroN. JOIN 5Hi A. GROSS. -,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
Loeo-Foco nominations.

CongTeSs-XIth Dis,rict-JoHN F. COLDER @
Columbia County.
81. Lacresce COuaty-AsseHlbly-John L
Russell and Asa L. Hazeltine.
Stsuben County-Asssmbly- Van Volk
enburgh, John c. Rodgers and Col. Anse C
Smith.
GeHesee County.-Assembly-Samuel Willett
OF Baiaviaand Blnajah Benedict OF Alexander.
A Rich CASE OF ILLEGAL VcTISG.-A man
named David Miller residen, OF the 18th Ward
a Loco. Foco, was presented 10 the Grand Jus =
on Saturday last and committed to Jail charged
with having eOeped" fourteen men. and with
having been instrumental in voting them three
times each IN all the wards of the CITY.
Baltimore Pdtriot.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
MEETING OF THE MECHANICS.

ny- AT an adjourned Meeting OF the Mecaan'
Ne, and Working Men, held at National Han 90 ''''
R,,a,1d. Ths, we will now proceed. ani'edy ehd lnd-
,du,y the work ofprepang for grand and sporopa'e
ph,h,,on of the MECHANICAL and MANUFACTURING oPE-
carried on IN ;hs City under the benefcent influences
of Protective Tariff and that we viii give our whoe ioce
and ability the Great Genera! PROCESSION q ,e
o. nnde, the auspice, OF the Central Clay Committee
n,d III. Genera! Committees of The Whis PdTtr
Rssorei TIA, while rejoice the zeal and splf'' d
PLAYED By the Youngest Wings oF The City IN making arrange
Inen:s .eparate Celebration on Inc HenS D'"e .. %
ao,b md shall willingly attend Their Individually
40 far as we can spare from ohsr etnpo5 nen Wa
mus, decline any proposition divide the Mechancal ioce
or TO weaken the imposing demonstration o! the Mrs'A o.
October. ALthhD ". DREW S"' 'a as ~
CARpsgR E. HAYWARD, Secretary. o.S q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
SASpss SAgsI7AR,LLA- knowledge will or daz put

sASDs's SARsIPARlLLA.-k kno~edce wil ore day put a
atop War say tie author OF -acon and knowledge we
may add. though cannot PUT sop 10 Duesebecause il
condition. OF fallen beings doing wonders niti-
eating rrvczeS. The unha lowed thirst OF
Brought death the world, ard all OUT soa -
and the OF By POvGentia! Arrangement Is
properties OF Sarsapsa has OF b. nsf TO anknd
thHt preparation Of the valuable known az
S.napaf!a. the poor victim Of Scrua. Rneunaism or
1ny Of lsrEe proportion Of the d.1oriers that
hesh IS heir 10" has q safe ana certain antid0te
For further particulars and cOuc.ye evidence of s super
orvalue and efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained
of the proprietor and their agents grau,
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retai b5 A. B. ( D.
SANDS. wholesale Druggist p Fulton street New-Yors.-
ess generally ihroug ghout tie United States
Price 81 per bottle; SIX bot;ss for %.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
Circuit Court.
Eafore Jr d-s ZST.

Nn-Ths schooner Saiaa Smith arrived port from
Jsmsica " N 1872. having among haI freight go bags pi
nsrto 70, i.fsnjent He CAPTAIN tSlmoEs ani mate diet
NJ vs low .var on the passage and the Public Administrator
administered the Captains efsc he present scion i'
solyh; 20 recover the OF the freight; An offset Is
psadad IN Book account Captain having mad dealings
with Hogan Min. After the heiag OF testimony ;hs case
vas referred
Dudley Selien and Hamilton II. Jackson vs..
John H. Day;UnThe plaintiff. Executors Of the Van
Noren estate seek rant 81 nous stabs snd Il
scrc. o and on id between l0l and ian avenues
hs defendant denies the cis. Ths case will be continued
49, MON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
CITY INTELLIG ENCE
EsDA".
superior Court.

Fellows. Read and aicoii vs. Clement +. Cheve-
et-Act:on IL recover nots given IL the year iso 10 %hieH
the saue Of limitation peEded in bar 20 recovery ran
III. are wholesale Iewe.ess 10 Madth .ans ne eefnlsh,.
AZ the time of giving notes es'soshe as
in Phlladepha SbOs; the time Of their be ornE que hi'
establishment; took re and ne lost eys'y ,nle nc oanE Us
neyrnan and in l3 removed with hs miy, 20 Newatk
J. wh are he ti;erwad obtansd charge o' me ea
-a,; Of TAILOR Baldwin < Co. snd Sub edreA! a'e. m
.pSe c yen bcsnes on hs o'Sn account, an Is
aid row 10 tr csSde.b bic money e no'e' are IN
nu-sr ard amount sls2a but. with inters> adce :"
sl - being ust double the amount. trd me -lie sum s
rlsred The defendant; showed tnst ne hsd pern 10 Hew
Yorz ,nce clvIrg 'h- Eors. IHs Court cfas 'ai
in order 20 avail himself statute Of Imitation tne defend
an; mus; pIuya INTO the S;ss or CJ openly 50
an, creditors, with cue diligence could have a4csFaIsd waes
be ai although ,hsir not knowing no bar 10 me a'u'e
Verdict this forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
Upper Fo.ice Office,

Burglary Doucherty ard Jonn W Z.
lam, b ke into cellar of Georse w GFee corner OF 81
avenue and IN street, nnd sole case OF claet VINE
lie was caught II the act, ana committed to prison.
LareeRy.-Robert Tiebour, colored man, was
committed s;eang 81 yards ofo cloth from Jacob Stun
10 Morton street
Tndecency William Houstner was held 10 bail
for m Indecent expo.ure person females IN 9Th street.
between and avenues
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
pOIlTICI3N'S REGISTER.
ELECTION returns Tor Is4U-'43-'

Election Returns for Isao-'73-'ia.
riec,;ons n the several Stayes by Counties IN is4o,
and at Nil the subsequent Elections down 10 this
time. has jus, been issued from this office. This is
oar Register. containing the nearest approximation
,ys ca make TO HE Po uiar Vote in the recent Eiec
t;ons OF Virgins lndsns, Missouri, NC &c win
List of the present Congress INES OF. do'oing
edition is but small Pace i2i Genus, or 81 per
dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

1c- At n Meeting OF the D-rnoGratlc wing + loun.
..o,. Gencra Comrnittes held Broadway iiouse OF
The I2h inrant communication was received ron tne
Cen,ral Clay Committee inviting the cooSeisun anu ~
ro,,rne,t of Committee cOuleI wi,n the Cerra Gay
Eommae IN uakn. suitable arrangements ;oI the oiaaa
Mes Meeting and Procession cf the 9th OF oc,obe next
,xh,ch was ,nannously accepted and EConmee OF FIVE
appointed Tne following Resolution was proposed ana
Es,oir.d That 10. Democratic Whc Young Men OF the
City and County of New YORK be invited % lend tns ad ana
s,,nnny, n, Their rohcr Wings OF the City and County, IN
cxnying out the design of the Grand Mass Meng and fro
ee'''on o u' '''' O'''' DAVID GRAHAM Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
By This Mornings Mail.
Municipal Election In Baltimore.

MunIcTpa' FIect'oh III b.-ItffiorH'
The election which came off IN Baltimore on
Monday, for Mayor. coafirms the charges made
agains. the Loco Focos of illegal voting at the
recent State Election. and shows Of what mate
rial tire greater portion a; least of their triumph
there was composed. The Wing vote COY Mayor
is t,oo more than that fcr Pratt-while the Loco
Foco vote has fallen off 7a2 votes speci-
men OF these 20 Locos who could MT get 20 the
Polls this time will be found in the list Of fraudu.
len, voters, published in another column, from
the Baltimore American. TIE following is a
comparative table cf the votes in The City OF Bal
;imo-e FOR Governor and Mayor in 1874, and Tor
Mayor in ls43
E,, 4, For Nsy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

On the 92d ins ELLEN THoNAsExA. youngest daughter
the late Thomas CCchhne, IN the II year o ner
The rents OF the family respectfully invited attend
her funeral the s2d rst al ga r. VI. from IS sonsd.-i.
Tn TUESDAY morning. I'd Inst. aiter protiac,ed lines
JAGRs ..YED. II the 18th year OF hi, age.
Ine friends ~ the family and those "f his son nlaw sam
ue G1se nvitad n attend his funeral this afternoon et
o'clock from ilo Grand a.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

Tfunu tSHrIJ Ior CI"y ''Het II e1'r.ts
huysen on "Wednesday, 3Ofh Octoper.-Ihe
u,derygued Presidents Of The Cuy Clubs and associations OF
New pursuant to recommendation oft Central Clay
Committee give TO lhs Democratic Wigs and Ciay
Men OF theirrcrpec;vs sectous that lest Grand Gemon
.traoH before the Presidential Election VIII take Place IN TINS
City on Wednesday, the goth dGy of October in which ~
p1osc,ed that those Of ali pursuits who in favor of T:i
for Protection TO American Labor. ard American Interests.
and OF the able honest ald consistent advocate Of those pur
,ur md interests HENRY CLAY, viii be expected TO take
active part The various Clay Clubs and Wing Association.
of with the rOus Trades and Industrial Aso
cnoa are requested proceed witt; their arrangements.
with view to bring respective forces the
sion and day bsve named
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
As,eNibly Ticket.

We understand that the Democratic Whis
County Convention completed its ticket last eve
ming. This Tcke, is strong ole, and if sue
ccssful will do honor to the City. We perceive
among the names one Blacksmith, one Plane
Maker, one Mason, one Machins;, one Sash
Maker, one Brass Founder, one Potter, four Mer
chants, cue Lawyer ard ore Physician
EIDRIDGE C. BALDWIN. HENRf +. DAnlES
EEHERT BENSON. N0h4HN MpU1RRSSaSS. il
~ n ii Kin Richard 5. WILLIAMS
10 - ~ >yf;6<fsES ~; STEPHEN KANE
- - lpESSS ERnIIIS EDWARD MlNTuRN,
Ni''>i>7 W. WILLIAM TURNER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

Rnse ,-re,chss. slaves 70 yellow clIttenug gold.
Dare We thus inJrrs younz and ialr and cid.
With base Geccc;sJ poisons and deceit.
Oi - ness caOp'' YOU form counterfeit
~ hil- ba,cr dogs. with folir md with wee.
lu,ate Jones's Soop and sell = - hall his pIce
Ladies beware and ask for Joness >oap.
Aud should they cheat you a. theT now do hope.
Return their poisonous s;uh and then lis meet
You 20 10 Eighty Two N Chatham street,
And bCy 10; fttyicents q cake,
Of the homsy's only more.
0l Jones' most miraculous
Italian Chemical Soap. o3t Seos
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
WEIG MASS MEETINGS.
oc,o,,c wh,g General Conn

III 5ItEhtt'
Kes,gsd int gGTgSs s RI. Ssx eisSaa1E aT
nes. ze-i ahd ,be ty OF NtYcrk ant deslon, Q, ala
SOC nato,Ic cxc:,oas. do ap9- We o. LEFT S y, her Wing
fI. e zsns snd The Nsrious "hif ~ Ga. 80, -
49, s,nn of the t1ir. cordiI nfo u''''
tne n;oreetnes o 'hat DAY e., a.o-,,,.ri IN ;re,r
eiopsd That ais Coaiee , r"paS, so a hs
ing s ne f,iy and elsewhere tN act ccsjonuy N he
esessiion which take place on the ,in a, WI
Jsci,on Of the General COMMITTEE of leinoc'a|e ''.1
WnnnS Men and the Clay Central t,aTnlitse ,,l,
foanS '''"' - y BOWDTCH BLUNT, Chairman
LII. HOBART Haws. seerets.ies
JossrtT JossThs Gsosysi Committee will assemble a. Goik,,
nv. %.,dnic, Hall on Wednesdsy I'd met a.
sioct a, me guest. Of the Young Mems ASsociaaos c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
As1vx, prsprPsr4. 40 Lr.rr Coxpl

| AsTUw, nYspEPsrL. AID L.IrZH COMPtAISTs.-tirrd,
IN tbs ry h,y- no, und .t by ral m effects th, ~.
ord uv -eme5y org ~. W's'er1 lndr%n Psnrcsa ~
th.rr --e aoy VINO err sUfrRs from thsss plants s
by sli rlcGRs aay them 70 oCcdr n-fy and rzl
b. cef;ain For far, ts,im Of - tsG's, i s.i-,
uuire a. q CoufInfr-- ti ouly pi7rs m tbs tt 70
cure cher. MAJ be Rad g-a;t psuioh % e"ntFx ~
evidence fths rsri;;sae etcs Of ins uediene cu,
| above couulsrty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
ycR GOVERNOR,
NEIl.i,ARD FILLMOk L

FOR LIE TENANT GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL J. WILK1N.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONERS,
SAMUEL WORKS, of Niagara Co.
SPENCER KELLOGG, OF Oneida 70
ELIJAU RHCADES, Of Onoadsza 20
yCsEpH II. JACKSON, Of Fr4nk!ia u.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
.WII.LIS HALL, OF AIoan,;,
A. ialzs--i .JCHN A. COLLIER, OF Et22lce,
FOR SENATORS.
Df. J.HIRRM EETCEC1.
H.....EUGH MAXW ELL.
Ul....HENRY Il. IA AfSER.
WILLIAM V. n McLEaS'
VShtIUEL FARIN ELL,
vI..CiiAUNCET FCX.
VU...JOHN C, BEACH
vIlI....CaRLOS EMMON5.
FOR CONGRESS,
lid D:s,ric.--,J. PHILLIPS PHHSLG
Iy,c .5OaE II. WILLIAM nS.
y,h JOHN z. SCuEES-
ycb HAMILTON FISH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

~ THz GREAT - alG PHooEssIos today will
probably bs tae largest which has greeted tie eyes
OF our citiz fof sI-s ,ears, and thousands viii
be anxious to ENJOY ,h- sisin, Cat we know OF 10
place in ,he whole line OF that will atoEd fne
view as the american Museum, with its numerous
windows, extensive balconies, and balustrades.-
Several thousands can be accommodated there, and
LADIES' and Children. especially, will find il very
convenient, they vii! be free from the hustle and
confusion OF the street. And 10 accommodate biz
visitors sill further, We are informed that the Mana
ger has msde arrangements TO give performances et
II o'clock mon, 3 il tie aiic7rou, and haft past
seven IN ths evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
co,r4 c.Iendor.This Day.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 9g, Iy. TO. -, r., TO
1Os 80. /. . A. 79 1s, n, Sc, 26 Al, 45, s. 80, g.
''t c,Rrr,T CoUsr.-Nos. 48 9s, go, 100, s, 49, H.
IA. 79. SO. 70 20 ,oo
20 ll9 2l %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

D New -Englanders resident here will meet
70 receive their Wing friends at the Atlantic
Garden at O'clock, 4. NJ; River and Western
New.Yorkers to receive theirs at the Howard
House, same houT; Jerseyman resident here 10
receivc their New-Jersey Wing friends &: tie
Pacific Hotel IN Greenwich. street, near Court
land;, at o. Ii is hoped that the latch-string
will be Lett cut ON This occasion, aud Wing hos
pitality will be as general as 9. Baltimore, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, and Rochester.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
~ REYNOLDS. .,esident Central Cry Committee.
EQRGE COOK, Pfes't pro tenn OF isi Ward Clay Club.

s,atract from The .sues of the Central Gay EIeeutiUe
Con,naitiee Saturday Oct. II, lSll:
Resolsed That the Presidents Of The Central Clay Commit
,as he esed the CaY Clubs ind other Clay ASso
Of s surrounding Counties and States cooperate
With this Committee the proposed Mass Meeting nnd Prn
cerion be held in this CITY on ihe oh day oi
October. 'o'hth hHr.!'' SeeIe'"!'
ln compliance with the above Resolution hereby respect
suiy invite the Clay Clubs and friends OF Cay generally
fwbom our private may have not eachec OF
BoIton Providence New Haven \otwlch and bridgeport
alo the Cay Cuts of Kings Queens and Suffolk Rchmond
Wechester Rockland and the River Countess to JON win
u, aud display their noble Banners with ours Phliadep
and Rn nmore can YOU labor, and JON US
Victorious Wings Hudson and EsoS Counties New Jer
.ev will aso be welcomed wh peculiar fresh rs they are
from the glorious triumph of hard fought bne fields
Let them come, If be only g receive our thanks Tor what
tbsy have done for us Come from the Cities and from the
Country from shore and from the mounain from the
Nrm the workshop, from the ship una from The htede
lei n thing lose by Loco Foco success or
any thng gain by Nyhe victory. come forth Tor trn
dispay OF their before entering the last battle held Tor
HENRY CLAY '.qpdke-driSe. o. be for ever in,lsn"
J n. REYNOLDS.
ol7 Preslen! Central Clay Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

PREMIUM PRIsrs-1he Prints made by Robeson,
OF all River, ihn; took the Premium from the Amer
lean Institute few days since, can be seen at the
Store of j. o. TAYLOR & Co. 81 Cedar street. We
have seen ha prints, and Judge hem 10 be equal in
colors in fabric, and in workmanship, 70 any I'M
ported, and in the il'eliness anI good taste CT the
patterns, superior to any English re ever saw.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
The Grent Brooklyn Mass Meeting 10.


The Wings OF New York will remember the
grand demonstration of their Brooklyn friends TO-
morrow on the Revolutionary Ground at Fort
Green, where will be witnessed one OF the most mag
nifcent displays of the campaign. The Clay Clubs
oithe City will turn out TO join in the movement,
and will meet tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
near the Fulton Ferry, where two Bands OF Music
will be ready TO cross the river with them, TO join
the great procession in Fulton Street. Brooklyn
The Unioniss and other independent Clay Associa'
lions will muster in full force. Let every Clay
Club bring out It's Banner to honor the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
A SPLENDID AND oCIt.N rIFIC AR riCLl
For TUE GROWTH .lNp RESTORATION.
TO HEAUTIFf, DRESS, CLEAN MD SOFTEN
THE, HUMAN HAIR,



row PRICE or THREE SHiLLLNGS!
knn that n mo-, Que of the hair hunbUgs oi the day at
Ne expect YOU O buy than once. We wairapt 1T
possess the following QUALITIES: will force the har TO rr
mn ,uy ert where uatur. intended hair grow .sln
off cure Scu and DIndruii md make eht red OF grey h
grow dark For dressing the hair soft and silky nohiag
d, I'm, indeed icGl. YET superior ar
ri. nd. for the hair II cheaper than the TRASH called b.
al nd It viii keep The order with one uppl ationtse
n, long rs any other Grtirla made. "
sni-pric. g t. otS .hllngs bote-nt lhs sign oi 'hsi
p,nnI,vn. -t,,e-s, Rps,on OF itea.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

well +, ,s and glossy hair her oog md neck and a4as
How white no Tar Simple mar tee sight - cesf q.
soft and smooth her skina veil Of "a scare
while lnerneah the D!ce VEINS clear. ike threads Of ~,
All a2pssr And pray mark well her fosy cheek and lips IN
,srn OF love To speak. Gusen.iise man she ,reac d
cart 70 ,hor gh the ar had gwen her birth,
she vas not always far np~ tcIrhG were her ks,S
anI neck snL brow q! be- haIrker * Iore ".
gfmples ard all tyecSed oot, her cheek with suH51-t
sacrisi Qpe yGrusaed, ntr upper gp nI:i ha- -
atyist Ii ths be fce. tS passi7. strange; know ID
yrh-. ssrnUs a.; thi, yaud-ous ctsnse
Yes. GJUs.rp'S i4licr ;aoltel:cl S9T2 W nhaeys
move every v.>Ee OF Ian. impcs Freckles. and a
the da. sest ssin .nco.h 5nd white ntart't Z
poudre Subtle >pecia y Ge.igDsd to eradicate tha, hA s
the face. which 30 emsle : 50 unsgh,'y. HIS Grsea
gi- Ore hss he fro,r1n popelty OF changing red q
hair 70 diiS brown Jst black Nhtle hs Liquid Rsss
faa't, - the cheek ip splendid ruseae tnge ~ac
cGnuoi bs -ubbsL OIL Ladies AMI Gents call ana ts>i Ia
Dr. Gouraut'S ouY DeUot At - Walker.,ree,. INT Ca
FROM B,oslway. All articles unGet srmlar names -
Chased elsewhere are base counteT.e''s.
p1rs c%si
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

Nc Central Clay Comm i.te"-A rifu,aI wees
cl the entrsl Gay omIGi ;es All " h a. atio'!s
Hail ibs tyVsdrs sio " evening oct, 23d a: ~ o'clock
Ry order J. y. REfNOLDs' fies'cs"''
IoHs T poncE, {secretarlss o23lt
.IoHs T. LoRToS, o-' A.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
The Disaster ut Buffalo.

Onr mails from the North and West last nigh!
are strangely barren OF additional particulars re-
lating to the dreadful disaster at Buffalo on En-
dly night, We have been able to CLEAN nothing
farther than we published in Our Evening Edi-
ton Yesterday, and which will be found below
LFro., cur Evening Edition Of yesterGay.I
The Buffalo Gazette Extra, dated Sunday, .
A. H. brings the following additional particulars
OF the dreadful effects of the late storm:
The following els have arrived since paper s,u
ed last evening -Schrs Maroa Ohio Robert Wood Home
about 81 o'clock yesterday afternoon, bringing the in;e
rence Fulton had gone ashore Sturgeon Point.
Seee, * Tvs women md one c5i wee lost ali the resi-
we'd We Informed ,h., she wa. p insured d. for $1,000
Il is understood that the Futon sent out BY the steam
has been running independent OF the combination through the
he bodies Of the two eir drowned Huff. Hotel have
been recovered
The foowin- are the Of the drowned far
as we have beea ahe = learn:
Ellen Barney. drowned At Hutt's ho;c.
A. Meot and so9 drowned near the foot o; Commercials
on the othe! side OF The creek
alrs. Smith lGerman and four young daughters.
4 young named Smith
MIR. Mitchell. formerly of GeDesee County
Ms. Clhsrne smith. formerly OF Albany and t"o cac-
li-s. O'Bnan. found near he foot Of Eagle ST,
Jane, Laurie supposed have recently resided IN CanaGa
Moses White. fisherman. parents reside at w ilanvi!c
Mrs Siockei. and rse daughters recently from Seneca
Fails.
Cathsrine Ieddins a; fIuf:'s Hotel
Mt usyens. who resided nsat me o!c;cb.tge. and hoy
who lived win him.
David c Boif employed AZ Wkeson's FoGiry.
An inquest red - bodies ssi evening. which were
plsred con; -Four Others hsye nce been recovered.
The wind during the night. though greatly ,uadsf. VI.
still hirh. and here heavy rolling Il chilling
cod-ihs eysrsst r-f Te have had trrln- tie season
The lua Palmer yet rde, safely - anchor. she
a!.ei yesterday watch IRE kept bc-L
ing the beach ro=its IN ne!e she my
wEo :sCa. there tns reports The.
hoaed sshOre tom her 5c-ns the night A. she
loaded with PASSENGERS snd probably OF wood there
teen much suffering ooac from ha intensity OF
the weather.
We understand that ne G-eat Western will so
assistance TINS morning.
Sertn o'cloei \ M-ha Julia Paine, is tirIrs up ana #
.be as wood enough Will De able 10 rtks port without di-
Guilty No mas yei been sffoicsd her
R1iJ.pGS Serer .i N-Shs has good head of
which would argue that he not out oi wood She now
apparently weighing anchor ard vii pribs5y be
Quarter before z sat-Sh. under way.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

CoTToS MASUFACTrREs.--ihe visitor to the
Fair will not fail 10 observe the Cotton goods OF the
James Steam Mills Company, as fine specimens OF
the perfection to which Cotton manufactures can be
brought in this Country. The James Steam Mills
are situated in Newburyyort, Mass. and were built
bv Mr. c. F. James, who was also the proJscter and
builder of the Bartlett Steam Mills. The James
Mill is 3l2 feet long, so feet wide, and contains
IL. GOO Mason's seiactiDg mule spndler, and 400
looms The machinery, which is OF the most IN
proved character, is driven By steam engine OF loo
horse power.
Ii is stated that Tie feasibility OF Eslng steam as a
motive power in Cotton Mills has been demonstra-
ted and that il has been ascsrlaucd tst This power,
taking every thing into view, is as cheap rs water
power. II this be the case, why should nor Cotton
Mills be located in This City and neighborhood, to
be- driven by sieami We have here several Steam
FIGURING sfills which have been found to work very
well, and are conducted prof;ably. Capitalists
should lock seriously at this matter and examine
this new avenue for the proitahls employment OF
capital and the labor OF our population. We have
in the City proper and on the Island along the
North and East Rivers, hundreds OF locations or
Steam Mills. Coal is cheap, labor plentiful and
low, and water abundant Win an almost xhaust-
less market for the manufactured article at hand
and but ltle transportation Tor the raw material, il
would seem that manufacturing by Steam in this
CITY could be carried On cheapIy as BY wafer
power in the Country. This matter is at any rate
we'll worthy the attention of real estate holders
and moneyed men.