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The Collector OF Edsarown sdyett;scs that the liclt 9
rucke'iucs Sho. ,li be removed io the l.r
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Enrci.u Ports.

day.
ut ieme'OrO. June 18th. big Penn,y vana TURKEY. tn
rh lste phg.
Afat rciou, 1iih June hrt SYRIA. iiasters. NYofk 2
Paragon. baytun NYuE.
She.bufne.
tIfa, s. John. NB 9Th ms: Safquo Fanny ounn Fhila-
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Sailed.
Digas:ers. &C.

HdssC Z Lamar. Savannah Noes. Charleston Cube Cir
trllur and Others
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LATER From VERA CRUz.-Tho n. O. Plea.
-. L.. IN

LATER FRoN VERA CRUz.-Tho n. O. Plea
,,une of the 9th inst, has the following
". have received letter from the BaIize stating
that the Packet Ship New York. on her way from
Havana from Vera Cruz, stopped to lard passen-
ger three or four days since She left the latter
port on the 18th ui;., sailing in company with The
l.. 5. ship Vncennes bound for Galveston. The
Potomac. Somers and Gutter Woodbury. were Iyiug
nj Vera Cruz, the latter waiting for PoTion oi The
indemnity. The steamer Union was anxi0usly ex-
nec,ed. Coming out of Vera Cruz the New York
passed ship o ng in, supposed to be III iiis;u =
Sailed i,y schooner the gu supposedt TO be the
Pilot for this port. The P. left Ve,u Cruz on The
23d ult. We could gain no further information from
our Letter.
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AsUoRE-A hris ashore On Alligator Reef of ind.a
Key, about the 18th utnc. Tia. "!eck@rs ware nons ia
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I NpMNnNtHAL Is POISONOUS - tle Skil but the Sgan
- Eh lay v hc inipr:tS =! face neck az arms 1de.
HpuFe living 'e-lke al,ases ~henesnOt dscoIonns ard
making e t'a %u:h ',-r nse bat thacontury improya,
nI cioHnnc IT, II - sold only senIna at .}:9 Broadway q
Chatham ST. ~ - state ST. Boston, and 10 Fulton sired.
DclnhIfn. iGl In
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fs't-, DOLLARS iiEWf2D-yIcKsRcE BASS ssrOcI
"A ceI-hC!.o irr thirty shares Of gics,bucg lsrf
Sock n Ie name oi!!ucagyii Peck and numbered 59 VIII
r"wef"i Attorney attached was lost Saturday 80 iiareh
u %n- enGin,d ~ letter and JOS, IT. way Wa.lst Tn
above whit prd By leaving AT Ihompscn'. Office 81 va.
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TO Teachers an,; Parents,


ELEMENTS or NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles OF Mechanics
HydfoSiaiics, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Acous-
lies. Optics, Electricity, Galra.lisia, Magnetism,
and Astronomy. Illustrated BY =eyeralhundred
Ensrayinss. BY LEONARD D. GALE, NJ. D., Pro-
lessor OF Geology and AiineTaloyy IN the Uni
versjty Of the City of New-York, and Lecturer
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. Price,
iul! bound, 80 cents; s. 50a dozen to Teachers
The above work scz-ns7ey IEt.ouc the
4- lf-rsl, parts Cff- nita States.
I'D considered tile BIT book sytar; for Dr.
ps beng himself rictca Chemist. and his Professional
lte q Lecturer giTinS him constant and Feat
u sHi iidri II! 5-7.c-s OF Natural Philosophy w..
aI-nt' cu4-d cf the task II editing saSh WORK Most
u ne ctG pa 5!c.I1Hs The popular oracss Phil
'i aaA Iisi.lfy compilations made By bDok-
N ke's hence ths frequent fnsz Of stHd-is ;h-r at
,sia apartments h- ioowin. tn directions con ned
.hl. VI. K "f Df. Cia- "
81 OEer' must & accompanied - me cash. and addressed
"a GREELEY = McELliATH. New YORK
II >kY a lev boIes beautiful white Comb Honey for
sale y GASSNEk Il YOUNG
E3 L. Chatham a.
SHEAfhL>G COPPER-iQo ca.e. best brands Ensll,h Z
ais eSlNNELL MLNTuRN !, CO, 7ssou,h st.
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no RRlCK-Mi kEaS.--'lae srb'crber have 10 yard
) &b"ni 30 ;"ps oi superior Coal Dust MI made from Rot
foe from Dirt and other impurities Nil he sold rg II 90
. pied iof saoa. W. /. r. rRtIS,0W
! .~yl. 81 l13 Cherry ST. mn. ia Sriicr-v 4
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The 'Tnbrn,

A SHOUT FOR THE WINGS.
iAssung by the Broome County Clay Min,trel,
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MELANCHOLY DgArr.--Thc death, by drown
ing, of Mr.. John w. Collier, of Columbia, Mo.
is mentioned in the Statesman. Mr.. Collier and
three others were on their way TO Nashville, to
assist in removing the effects Of the deuged IN
hab;tants, when, on arriving near that place IN
the night. they lost tl:cr way amidst the wilder
ness OF waters, and were compelled to bctake
themselves 10 trees 10 cscapc irom drowning.
Thus they remained I'LL morning The horses tied
TO suplings, aud barely maintaining footing, 50
rapidly did the waters rise. At dawn of day they
attempted to gain ar elevated spot some thousand
wards distant, but their tired animals giving out.
they were unable TO do so, AID were compelled
ag.,in to seek shelter in the tree tops. In this
attempt, however. Mr. Collier, overcome by ex-
heuslion, was not successful, and was drowned.
HIS companions were ultimately saved by the
citizens OF Nashville.
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IRA DoDp. Superintendent.

=. -s..A PRESENTER sRR9!yGEMENT-fuR
htIBDLEiDkNN GOSHEN TSTERMED.-
S:.!i--A.,A Arv PLACrs-ht.W- YORK AID ERIE RAIL
:-lii- IL "a il.-:h. and splendid steamboat
:j RTNT Caa; s-~inier II. ShIt7. leaves the i1. ui
Duane street daily Sundays excepted NJ o'clock Il. b..
and T. pms n. the eautui scenery al the 'iGsca
ryer, fcTmunt whore passengers take the CONNIE "u> rs
tne To. Though the picturesque VALLEY OF the iIindIo to
Goshen. Ailhe;nwB, etc
Returning en- vos.i .ise:o,yn NJ 5 4. NJ. ard P. NJ
.'z5ang ersb - The N"rning Line f"n three to
. hours and di.st0wn and return TO the c:.y nj
eu'ciock the evening.
~ Frm!s and Pleasure Parties will fad the dc
m"ir,:7 ad have apartments appropriated expressly 20 Indies
.O further pa.iicuin- inquire 81 the Captain boArc
NJ: J. VAN RENSs El.hEE, aren't. 9" Duane and
:tcyt>trcets. II. &. Sc h'lJk. superintendent.
Passengers Oweg, Bnghamp;on mn; all the pfiuC pal
pirces the Southern tcune 81 tie STATE II NewN uf- md
Northern Counties OF Pennsylvania. ~, lind its sls:ts
rnd careful drives lke them from NihCtOu cheaper H1d
more exue.lcio,i, than EnY ether Iou'e.
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10 PAS5sSAGE, FROM iRELAND EVERY FIVE
ssTr:N DAYS THROUGHOUT TIE TEA!s-F-nrn t'of.
kz- is!in. ljrn.t. Nc.sfy. Londonderry.
Wexford Sligo, COlcraln, Dunik. DrochCa. Limerick &c
Passages oil time, he engaged the ,,!-c,t
hers the mos aiyanaEeou terms r.t cl New York
built packet, saIagiro i.lveYbnn
EVERY FIVE DAYS THROUGHOUT TIE YEAR i2:;
Two h'n.s ~ 81 necessary comfort Bud general ine
reo TIE passengers will be found connected with 81.
slps piopsr attention lIycp0D aui good nreDn;n
d-non on board TIE hips ch the subscriber, Gunranec
nj trey elgIge hns For ir,tcT pgr.cuia apply letter.
paid u w. u }. T. TApsCDrr. n t1',treei.
corner tIaiien iaae
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Ys'O STAT!ONERg, ENGRiVERS AND PRINTERS
Sgsfn2t tnsmei.r! Porcelain !sgFg safnre White aoi
ut the New YORK Card ;iunulscory tor ne AZ reduced pt>e.
By l.. SMITH. W. i0hn street. "D.iie t,Iil myt
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To the nr,enas 81 f.r. Cln-

4 y TIC It 7 ''1'-t'E u l'fis NiI-<s
L!ys AID SrEEoaEa or HSTRY CLAY.-Th- publish
-r' Of his work as prepared ords. to ary
keel. The work IS comprised in yoluaes con.
ariHs ia the Who'll upwards OF l00 pages, and Illus
'ated 5y splendid steel Portrait Of NJ. CAA, View OF
IL B'Ft place IN Vgina, and Fac siu,tte Of OF hi.
7'ieF' 'rAreG copies for Ninety :u> Cent. ecch
10 beIisTei b. 'he cheapest wo:A published IL
Ainsfe These Seeche, form important portion ofthc
History Of cora.ry er the last thirty Gears, nad are
interesting 10 all casie. Of saler, without reference TO
politics.
Bound WITH Ciedr Backs (. Giit Lettering.
:Hge copy. Observation-Disclosures .
"e!1= COPIES !Or. IL 90
t"eAty-r'= eoFl-s i5T. =. 90
vHe hu-G'tc cogi4s ioF. .o5 90
GREELEY & NcE.LRATH. Tribune Buildings.
ifsfi
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nMtkE6: OF 'SR5APARIIL4-'l'r, .ioge,i Ertrsc.
- 90 S"r.nparls tnniy-t cer"'!s = TDS excellent :
nn.t p"W.fI. Ntsactn MOI ,clui,,l Candy most ynua.
be phyEctfy ri. e. sold nt t,4 syn oi the Americas
Ergo. 3 til. go met. i-j l,...af.~n,. psgl IN
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!. LARGE ASSORTMENT SUMNER COATS com.
"a pr.Ug .ncn, Jean Cnmles. Casnue-ss BornLa1ius,
Merro, Frcrs. GiaS, t-r. uf sale, ready made Gc Il
~, a NIiI n fE..N,rNCS :. 20
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Tie Iioitnruer viii sail from Liverpool on the 9Th scot
Persons Wishing To send uf her friends cn have them brought
this s':c2nt pnchct. any ol tine eea Inc
lGG on the s 9Th. llh. lGti, .lt and th Gfeyery month
iritS Tor my rOun', payHe demand, wihau discount
in al the principal towns 81 England Ireland cotl.d or
Wales, constantly lar sale II above.
The nc ship kl>rns wal succeed The Iot;insuer md
sn On the 2Gfl.. -
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80. go Principle. OF Political Economy nr the LAYS o
IF fornafnr Of National wealth, dcysloI-d ty means OF
lie tristan Law of iorer oent: heDz The substance 81
c.q4 delivered 70 the iau-loom We-rrs' Commis'an by
V,lI,,u ArEiS.o:. Vim iu;roduct0n Treating OF
III, prsent STATE Science of foi,iici fc"doE ard Inc
tdsp,aon &c w Principles t- Condition Of GnT o"n
onury. and The upbuiidds OF ~ Prosperity, bI HORACE
GREELEY. rnce q cents: I've copies iur 81
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NOTICE GF IMPORTANCE

~ y j. ttr t'iIt lls ! Nj
- FfDM rtrsCpi'i'S a.i:RtrOS OF u 40
g. T., 81 South street, corner Nbh-l .Grr.- $50
81 paIe dc"rs 81 having Their ie,7 ,sei'y ~" com
E,abiy bfpu it ~ Grcu BtHn Ireland VII
lind b. a"py.Og To- ~ y !. T. TAiSCCfr. that they Gun
esc the necessary arrangements IN mos, liberal terms and
WITH positive cerlnnty Of those Tor beng despatched
from Liverpool London Glasgow las Their friends here unY
l.srcl shove shte-. speedy and cumtoTt5b!y To
posngcl by the kuynl ME STEINER the 18Th July the
enH,hp 'Grca. Western" Inc .uh ard NJ WH Tap.
rut vino IN Liverpool viii ue ey9ry eneavor 10 send
oil MI those VINO 's 70 SioT; t;iEc n c!
frnnCr shall e.c satisfaction tn the artx!nr. For
pubic accommodation drafts 6o e had ar nry amount
payable IN every c,T aud town Throughout the United King
dom. without discount. any other chnge whatever For
further particulars, Hppiyto ". K j T.. TAPSJDrr
70 South street. corner ,ini,an lane
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WILLIAM TNPSCoTT or }l5Goren Piazaos sud
GENEGE RlrrANn {. SONY q; Ma;all.n Mn.h,

- NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL
Pact It OF 2 luy Tho splendid and iavnIe pocket
4ss.Esh ship iofilNGi Pr. t!oJ tons tnlthen capt Ia
iIU ..Y VIII sal pnnctlally 1iore, her regular 'ny.
The ,hDS o is line beng al leo tons at upwards, per
about 10 embark ir the Old country. VIII II
the advantages be derived from selecting tins line III prefer
any o,er. Their great capacity renders every
way comfortable and convenient iian SHIPS Ter
c!as and ier accommodations. 1t Is we'll known superior
my oticrs. Persons wishing 10 tcts should not
al 70 make sG:.y application board. .inn sin
or to w & J. +. TApS;'DiT
a tier: PGs.a &c DI:ice. IL .nGl-sl.
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NORTHUMBERLAND no have coored cloihe, wash
y!i find. IT they kubes improved Blown Soap, that
Their cnc, nn mn' yl not tide. ror Their rc!. shrink
the least the rleUI>o- AMI blesrhes them
making them clear iIeh. and sol, when ,ad
raied uyuc the tie eSt -tfrcfgll
from wo"lers carpets Bear mind
Brrvn Soup ara every bar stamped T. Roberts In.
pr0"e Bro"u SOUP 70: SOLE hy ot b" principal Go.
,his Cy aud BrooLyo. Mshuhlc"ry 30 Cherry st
Ii \
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Z ,iitSt RATE SHAVING SOAP. 10 r,,ra n tbtI
nch. eay. bsng isher 10 soften ~ asr nod the s
ID if pcparaon OF old Naples Son sod Tor ,nilor IN
a i' Bfoadwuy, or = Chs'ia. see Cent. oniy uy TIA
once t5 I'm
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E=z.ssz,, ilUI.LS TBUSIS -So,icet o ;pi.l-i ie;.
II .as -pms--Pcft"as afflicted with rupture. re1
- .p"1 10" .est 1StIp..-,i,ti the world lFOd,
&ar..S y pnappscG.ial ~ the Office No ! y.ey s,fes
-- g. =" u:Ihct "i TIE agent, the principal
IN The mud ai1i IL careful 20 ryaana he hack pid
HENS i9usea TO see u they endorsed by Dr. Hon m wfnI
nature. ~ ~
Many penGaS have undertaken se,r! atons Of TluBi
c--'"'eli fdss, ai E'u,,i, IUpo,ni ;ignn
!ueT'9 iicse ''ai.''S cnnno; he reed upon t..y
nhG - l''salf mechanics. anu better than Urs
Rooms have been fitted at No lVsey cr.-. exclusively
Lof tds haYlag SeHair eiTenGe U tho business depart
men where female IL c0!,.sn, ATTENDANCE To- war u,n =
Ei-lr pcllrLs II
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4 tkEAsE erp:S ON YOUR CLOTHES. or 81 AIMS,
y hf- -"n md Tie uppe1rEGc" and eVGT. -! the nrlg4
u1prryei by the Magic Erusyc Snaso at 3- Bfoad"sJ
q acn-i In
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Or. LardHeF's Lectures,

No. ii-LafdEcT's c0"piete touTSs O. iectuI
a; \blo Saloon. the tItY 81 e"-i ORR NJ sGaICt
embraced the Lectures, ri~ctuciiy- ne SUI
yspixn-n- Fixed ssa:s--Nasuctic Notwithstanding ar
LrrsIu.!c 'llua,--tnru! F.il.cie>-Li:h '
Failing StaTs-mporsJ S;rs- sse'G, oi IS
r,.s-Sndu!-V jnricas q; tie ietna-f o.tt'c Battery
Siam Engines Of England md A'n-rie. i.is r.yh on
Doctor I.4.lr Lectures IGt"duc-i b. SI.icn oi t'r
Fogfss, Of fysca Fac. c: tr ho!, iEciu.'i-
L.rtaefs acfa--s p coats r siae.e COPY i0S'h'i %
aud Others ,y;!! receive I"- cO!i-s To- -.
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.zI.. y. Nh ION Siij;-A BARGAiN-C0 n'anins III
S ,.rs on ~a!ih lin, .o,,l % SGmn' conaty 81 Scho-
hare 50 n,cs :ou'';-Wc, at AlhGnv - rilrN rom
re. 9,n. irnm >ui,nlt tmur C"GcrS: miles rom
Richm"otyiie. nni miles tom i'st N9freei,g '} ,
rlar hs, state of cutiyauou-le bi'ance n nen! i9.
80, ,s"J Soil ,yntcre Cnitisa TWO SIDEI FRAME
J6I7~E - IT, a. f.et!arr, 80 jy 30 irt-Ss uila my
Ion ~ by Al .et with tpgla oici,Gi- me whHn !"
h. ND ,r 81 - i: applied brl @i,J "h"isi'
dawn The balncr lI ea>y payments or i,r'Hef par
,i- i,,,if. m g Il i,.cow Postmaster East ~ nIceser,
lr.,..t :, ,i.cs ar Of RAi.ril SWEET,
";ri5,.' NJ. - insoustreei, :. Y.
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iTIRrii q HALL No. Franklin .grgr- have constantly
s an tnd ga extensive assortment u; = SIC md vi SIC Al
iNSrN MGElS ofgi kinds. PIANO FOOTE'S pfdil9reH
style, md finish; GUITARS, from the best Spanish pattern,
fpT which they have fecevod premiums from tie American IN
over nil ther mker and .! yey superior md
style finish FLUTES Oial Ein,s and hn'Sh ur which ty
have el.c received repealed premiums. tlAIiDNEIS KENT
BlGiES. cDRtCi'LDN-. IEuhBONi.S, etc. al! oi thar
kinds o.. III SCAL INSfRl NlENfS. Nt;N Nj 'SiCfecey-
FL rs .qun - puhl.hed y 81 fUH.!SilEn NJ he ,g, q
the lIjilIs iiNSIS FAMILY: also, BEEliSli METH
I'd Cor tie PIANO: also. tine ORpHEl'S GI.EE ROOk L.
my lection 81 gs 1i iopi nae ',s WIN piano ace,tn
esi authors, bssht Sr!. PHILLIPS Price OHe Dollar Dc,
Merchants Epd the Musical Community generally
SDcc,luiy 6yieko call. riirsf
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.Lg,vg RrD R.vn.

TIT
of t;;e country - ....,, .r .io
W. P -, -, r,y,rrs NIL aug!-
, 1844-03-23
View appointments.

Tic National lnte,iEcnc.r. of the
IN instant. s?vg:
- H. IoL., = C.ra,., r
S,,n.b C.r.r.n- was ,.s,arl",
;a.,eI - rLa S.,',. -. .r.a p.as;
.Ia,t - rio rr;,sI : ca ~
- or S~a-,s.,ry of S,,,c cnJ Va.
for, lie &c-.,a aGi,r~.ci FIR Il.
DIV. ,lo n,r,f7.,i,3 was rno,inont.
X ro,f,neL.
" c,~.rror Viz, ch,,-o, or
Q...n W., r~cs.crl,v n,,,;,.,ol br
,,a %-es,IaIt - he Nin;s.arto ve;.
len. orf CIrt,;n Wm O. nl.,n. r.
mol G,,tas Nv - no Ch;ernf tho
.....rC II p,
, 1844-03-23

Jackson Jubilee in 81. LouiS.-In pur-
suance Of call through the papers, an
immense assemblaee Of the Dcmocra-
cy-hards and softS-congregated at the
Planters Tobacco Ware House, on Fri
day the 10Th inst, to express their graft
tude for the act OF justice rendered to
Gen. Jackson by the refunding of the
fine imposed upon him by Judge Hall in
1915. Ii was agreed in the outset, that
nothing was TO be introduced into the
meeting to mar the harmony of the &C.
%casion. But there seems 10 have been a
breach of good faith on the part OF the
hards, which resulted in a general blow
up. Among the resolutions introduced
was one laudatory of Col. Renton-re-
commencing him TO the confidence and
support of the Democracy Of Missouri.
This wa looked upon by the anti Benton
men as an attempt to make political capt.
tai for the Colonel, and consequently a
violation Of the original understanding.
A good deal of confusion prevailed, and
the statements in the different papers SO
~cOut,ict that ii is difficult to tell whether
the Benton resolution was adopted or
rejected; We believe however, that in
the confusion it was finally rejected -
The liberal democrats reassemb'ed, at
the Court House, on the same evening,
and passed resolutions in accordance
with the original design, and appropriate
10 the location.
, 1844-03-23
20 REIGN

The packet ship Liverpool arrived, >,
New York on the llth, with Liyernoai
papers of the 9th and London of the ~
ult. The cotton fever was abatino
The commercial intelligence will h.
found under the appropriate head.
General Bertrand, the faithful Nd.
herent of Napoleon. died at Cha,eon.
roux ON the list instant. ID,sIli.
gence hid been received a, Paris If
the death of the lnianta Carlota. c,n.
sort of DJn Francisco de Paula. and
sister OF the hing of Naples, Queen
Christina, the Dutchess Of Berry. &c.
at Aadrld. This event derives i'm
mense Importance from the prospect
it opens OF the marriage of her sor
With Qnren | aJeila. and the conse.
qucn; .t.ienIent Of the affairs Of
SPAN.
HeIan5. The following interest.
inE paragraphs, received by the lata
arrival, we find in ouf eastern exchan.
'Ces:
.O'Connell began his speech in
defence on Monday the 5th. The
LivrrpooI Times of the 9th, in a
postscript, brings the opening pan,
Il il, Il column long, stating that he
"as >tiIi spe king when the repor.
ter lett. The greatest excitemen,
prc.arled; the room was mos, dense.
" crowded. and MIr. O'ConneIl pro.
nseI 80 make lis speech as brief
us possible. lie avowed himself a
Repeater, denounced the union. and
Iiujei most ski'fuIIy. though in 4
very s'I-ht and guarded manner, TO
he exclusion Of Catholics from the
the carduc; ol lhe Attorney
General. and I'll the other trifing
circumstances a,ten !iac the trial
which could bear in his favor.
The stran-e conduct OF the Irish
{ttorney General. Mr. Smith. in
chaIIeug NJ AR. F!.z.ibbnn. Of TIE
ZIP site counsel. SUI jects him to tie
most sc1'ijnc remarks in every quar-
t=r. HIS case was bpu-'.t up II
he House q! Commons an the min.
i%sgeTi1l members. and SIR Rrbcr; Peel
himself, We're forced 10 sav tha: his
'"nd1't WIS utterly iadtfansiFle.-
The Times co,s So far rs 70 call him
l1ieS;t,~aev General" though
Ic has not resigned. There IS most
rociferous cnll upon him to do so from
he London press. !, is thought that
Sc will in consequence Of this unan-
'n,as and decided condemnation Of
lis conduct.
, 1844-03-23

MR. WISE appears in the Madison
ian in a letter, occupying about FIVE
columns, to his late constituents. Ii
contains nothing ABOUT Tylerism. or
the tlrii;. OF politics, State or Ma
tionaI, but is an able. noble effort, TO
induce the people OF his district 10
educate their children.
We s%u1ioin an cxtract:-Knowl.
edge is POWER; it is the greatest Of all
power. 1t is the power which over
comes all social obstacles; il is the
power which prostrates all political
inequalities; it is the pO,rer which
overcomes all physical distractions in
the way of man; castles and ranks and
grades bow before it; wealth is impo-
tent aLainst it; it suhdues the earth;
and it humDIes ~tyrants!! And if
knowle3ge is power, ignorance is ueak-
nesS--uttcr, imp0tent weakness. We
say we were all born free and equal
-,hatmav he so. But, If we were
born 81, the state of freedom and E.
quality does not last long in life il one
mar is to be cultivated in his mind,
whilst the other is permitted TO grow
up iE ignorance. How is the man
who cannot read and write the equal
in power of any sort. except muscu.
lar power, Of the man of letters!
, 1844-03-23

Embs--lrmcnt By a Clrrk.--Uenry
Hoffman, n Young man in the employ
of Messrs. Cohen g. Co., of William
street. n York. was arrested, charg-
ed with e~mbezzling property of his
employers to the amount OF $4,000.
Part of the property was found in
his possession, and he admitted hav-
ing taken more. for which he gave an
order on a person in \. Jersey. with
whom he had deposited it. lie was
committed.
, 1844-03-23

Gen. Cass.-The last New York
Standard. Il leading Cass paper, con-
tains the following:
"General Cass did not place his
name before the people as 4 candid
ate for the Presidency, and he wiH not
with hra0 IL.
General Cass hiss said tina; he would
abide by the decision ofthe Bsltimo. e
National Democratic Convention, aud
he will not recetc from this decIara-
ton.
"We make the above statements,
by authority, and request all editors
WHO exchange with us to note them
, 1844-03-23

Mr.. Moss, an extensive hemp-grow-
er, is reported to have been killed last
Friday weeks, near St. Francisville,
Clark Co, in this State. A difficulty oc.
CURED between a Mr. Dradman, Mr..
Phillips, 4 constable, and Major Moss,
in which, after few words, Phillips
drew a pistol and shot Moss through the
body, and afterwards severely beat him
over the head with the loaded end of a
whip. H1oss survived but a few mo-
ments. Philips and Dradman have been
arrested, and were to undergo an exami-
nation next day.
, 1844-03-23

Secretary Of S.ats.-The nomination Of
Mr.. Calhoun for Secretary ofState ofthe
United States, has been confirmed by
the Senate. The Washington Specta-
tor, the confidential organ Of Mr.. Cal
houn, says he has not been consulted in
the matter, but that lie will probably &C
cept the aPpointment-particularly ifhc
thinks his agency is necessary for the
adjustment Of our many differences with
foreign nations. 1t further remarks,
that 'the position itself, at his time OF
life, with the distinguished stations he
has already occupied, can give no honor;
and nothing but a stern sense Of public
duty will induce him 10 assume it. The
Oregon question we do not believe 10 be
capable Of any settlement by treaty, and,
therefore, neither honor nor usefulness
will probably accompany any efforts for
this purpose. The feeling of the west,
as developed in Congress, will have the
whole Of the territory or none; and of
course there is no room for treaty, which
implies conflicting rights.-To
those chiefly interested-the west
we do not deem possible, unless Great
will surrender all her preten-
sions; of course therefore, any treaty
concluded concerning Oregon, will, with
west, damn any statesman who
it."
, 1844-03-23
%rhr last n. YORK Sun has the

HThr last n. YORK Sun has the
suhioincd:-
Our readers are already aware that
the President Of the United States, is
about 10 lead To the altar. a young
ard accomplished lady Of per
sonal worth. The late melancholy
catastrophe OH hoard the Princeton,
by which the Young lady's father
(Coi. Gardner.) lost his life, will
probably cause Il postponement of
the happy c~onsumation for a few
months.